Meta Platforms could formally announce a non-voting stock plan as early as Wednesday when it releases quarterly earnings, according to U.S. financial media outlet Semafor. The reported plan is aimed at raising funds for the company’s artificial intelligence investments while avoiding any dilution of Mark Zuckerberg’s control over Meta. The report points to a financing structure that would let the company seek additional capital without changing the balance of voting power. No further details were provided in the brief report cited by ChainCatcher.
Meta Platforms may formally announce a non-voting stock plan as early as Wednesday when it reports quarterly earnings, according to U.S. financial media outlet Semafor.
The reported plan is intended to fund AI investment while avoiding dilution of Mark Zuckerberg’s control over the company.
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