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Meta plans to launch new non-voting shares

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22/10/2026
People familiar with the matter revealed that Meta plans to introduce a new class of non-voting stock. The plan would allow Meta to issue new shares without diluting Zuckerberg's controlling stake, and could be announced as early as Wednesday when Meta reports quarterly results.
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