Meta plans nonvoting shares as its AI bills keep growing
Every Meta share will get one new Class C share with no vote in January 2027. Meta now expects $135 billion to $145 billion of capital spending in 2026.
The new shares carry no votes, so Meta can sell them or pay with them without weakening Mark Zuckerberg’s control. In a separate deal, Zuckerberg agreed to stay in California for eight years.