Meta aims for $95 billion in AI through stock and Program C

Meta activates two stock market levers to finance its development in artificial intelligence: approximately $35 billion in offerings already launched, and up to $60 billion through a Class C stock program with no voting rights. This operation aims to support infrastructure investments, consumer-facing AI products, and Mark Zuckerberg's stated goal of achieving "personal superintelligence."

AI Investments and the Goal of "Personal Superintelligence"

Meta is heavily investing in AI-related infrastructure and developing AI products for consumers. The funds raised are intended to support this extensive development in AI. Mark Zuckerberg aims to achieve "personal superintelligence."

Approximately $35 Billion in Offers Already Committed

On Monday, Meta indicated in a filing that it had conducted stock offerings totaling nearly $35 billion. Of this amount, $22.5 billion corresponds to Class A shares and nearly $12.5 billion to mandatory convertible preferred shares.

A Class C Stock Program Without Voting Rights of Up to $60 Billion

Meta plans to raise up to an additional $60 billion through a new Class C stock program with no voting rights. By combining this program with the offerings already committed, the total amount targeted reaches up to $95 billion to finance its ambitions in artificial intelligence.