Meta at $1.6 Trillion: Is Zuck’s Empire Still in Its Prime or Past Its Peak?
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- Meta (META) sits around $651 per share and a roughly $1.6T valuation as of December 15, 2025, off highs but far from the 2022 panic lows.
- The core ad business across Instagram, Facebook, and WhatsApp is funding massive AI investment and the still-money-losing Reality Labs division.
- AI is boosting ad effectiveness and engagement, but it’s also driving heavy infrastructure spending that keeps investor expectations high.
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