Meta Wants $95 Billion Through Stock Sales to Fund AI Infrastructure
Meta is launching a $35 billion immediate offering ($22.5 billion in Class A common stock and $12.5 billion in convertible preferred stock) followed by a separate $60 billion at-the-market programme in 2027. Chip makers NVIDIA, AMD and Broadcom have indicated non-binding interest in purchasing up to $5 billion collectively. The capital raise supports Meta's planned $135–$145 billion capital expenditure in 2026, primarily for expanding AI infrastructure across data centres in 23 US states and building four superclusters.
Key points
- $35 billion immediate public offerings with $60 billion ATM programme planned for 2027
- Chip makers show interest in co-investing up to $5 billion (non-binding)
- Funds support $135–$145 billion 2026 capex focused on AI infrastructure
- Expansion includes data centres across 23 states and four new superclusters
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