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Meta's plan to sell new non-voting shares allows them to raise capital for AI investments without diluting the control of existing voting shareholders. This is a common strategy for companies seeking to fund growth or large projects without incurring debt, which can be expensive or carry restrictive covenants. It helps balance funding needs with ownership structure.
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