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Meta is utilizing a new class of non-voting stock to fund its aggressive expansion in AI models and services while preserving the voting control of existing shareholders. This capital strategy supports significant investments in research and development, even as Reality Labs continues to operate at a loss. The move highlights how major tech firms are restructuring equity to sustain high-spending AI buildouts without diluting founder influence.
Meta wants to pay for its broad AI buildout with a newly created class of stock

The social media giant is planning a new stock strategy to help power its broad investments in AI models and services.
Meta is making a big push into AI, and it’s creating a new kind of stock that could help pay for it. On Wednesday, as the company reported its third-quarter earnings, Semafor reported the company might issue non-voting stock, meaning shares that don’t give their owners a vote on company decisions, to help fund its push into artificial intelligence. During…
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