Meta Plans New Class of Non-Voting Stock, Won’t Dilute Zuckerberg’s Control

The structural point is that Meta can raise equity capital or fund acquisitions without touching Zuckerberg's grip on the company, which keeps governance risk off the table for anyone holding the existing shares. For public shareholders, the practical effect is a wider gap between economic ownership and voting power, a familiar trade-off in founder-led tech. The open question is how the new class is priced and structured relative to existing shares, and whether index providers or proxy advisers treat it as a governance change worth flagging.