At Meta Platforms’ 2026 annual shareholder meeting, over 92% of voting power was present, leading to the rejection of 10 out of 12 proposals, including significant issues related to AI data usage and executive pay. Each director nominee received at least 82% support, and more than 99% voted to ratify Ernst & Young as the company’s auditor for the fiscal year ending December 31, 2026.
CEO Mark Zuckerberg outlined four AI-related growth opportunities for Meta, emphasizing improvements in core apps and advertising, personal AI agents, business agents, and AI hardware. He highlightedMeta’s 3.5 billion daily active users and the positive engagement trends across its platforms. Additionally, the company reported that daily users of its AI glasses have tripled year over year.
Chief Financial Officer Susan Li noted that Meta has $25 billion remaining in share buyback authorization but did not repurchase shares recently, prioritizing AI investments. Zuckerberg indicated that a cloud service to compete with AWS and Azure remains a potential future consideration. The company also delivered quarterly dividends totaling $1.3 billion in Q1 2026.
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