Meta Plans to Raise Up to 95 Billion Dollars in Stock Offerings Backed by Nvidia, AMD, and Broadcom to Fund AI Infrastructure
BREAKING: Meta, $META, will raise up to $95 billion through a series of stock offerings in order to fund the development of AI. The financing plan comes just days after Meta said it would spend up to $145 billion in CapEx this year.
Context
Raising up to 95 billion dollars in new equity with chip suppliers Nvidia, AMD, and Broadcom acting as cornerstone buyers represents an unprecedented capital market mobilization to fund hyperscale AI data centers.
Earlier in October 2026 Meta raised its full year capital expenditure guidance to as much as 145 billion dollars as it builds out multi gigawatt training clusters for Meta Superintelligence Labs and its Muse agent platform.
Deep dive
Meta Platforms is preparing to raise up to 95 billion dollars through a series of stock offerings to finance its massive artificial intelligence infrastructure buildout, according to breaking reports from the Financial Times and The Wall Street Journal on Monday morning.
According to the Financial Times, chipmakers Nvidia, AMD, and Broadcom have agreed to act as cornerstone investors in the equity raise, committing to purchase billions of dollars of Meta shares alongside institutional funds. The multi wave equity issuance follows just days after Meta told investors its annual capital expenditures could reach 145 billion dollars as it constructs multi gigawatt data center campuses and purchases next generation AI accelerators.
By tapping equity markets and bringing its primary silicon suppliers directly into the offering, Meta bolsters its balance sheet without relying exclusively on corporate debt markets, though the vendor participation also deepens scrutiny around circular financing ties between AI hyperscalers and chipmakers.
What to expect next
Public market investors will watch the pricing, dilution impact, and tranche schedule of Meta's 95 billion dollar share sales, as well as how much of the proceeds flow directly back into GPU and custom ASIC orders at Nvidia, AMD, and Broadcom. If completed near the full 95 billion dollar target, the equity raise will give Meta unmatched balance sheet flexibility to lock in multi year power, land, and accelerator supply through the end of the decade.