Nvidia, AMD and Broadcom Could Buy Meta Shares in $35 Billion Offering

Nvidia, AMD and Broadcom are among the companies that could purchase shares of Meta Platforms as part of a $35 billion stock offering, according to a MarketWatch report. The three chipmakers were identified as potential buyers in the offering, which would involve Meta selling equity to investors.

The report did not disclose the terms of any potential participation by the semiconductor companies, including how many shares each might acquire or at what price. It also did not specify whether any of the three has committed to buying stock, leaving the scale and structure of their involvement unclear.

The $35 billion figure refers to the size of the stock offering itself, not to any individual purchase by the chip companies. Meta's decision to raise capital through an equity sale comes as the company continues to fund its operations and strategic priorities.

For investors, the report puts a spotlight on the relationship between Meta and the semiconductor suppliers that provide the computing hardware underpinning its operations. Nvidia, AMD and Broadcom are all major players in the chip industry, and any equity participation by them in a Meta offering would mark an unusual overlap between a customer and its suppliers.

Details on timing, pricing and the final list of buyers were not provided in the report. Market participants will be watching for further disclosure on whether the chipmakers formally join the offering and on what terms.