Meta Stock Hits Year Low as Free Cash Flow Shrinks to $784 Million

Shares fell to their second lowest level in a year after the company reported narrowing capital expenditure guidance and announced plans for products that do not yet exist.

Meta shares plunged to their second lowest level in a year after the company reported free cash flow of $784 million against $61 billion in quarterly revenue [6]. The market reaction followed an earnings release where diluted earnings per share fell 13 percent to $6.18, missing analyst expectations of roughly $7.19 [1]. While revenue climbed 28 percent year over year to $60.8 billion, beating Wall Street estimates, investors focused on the gap between top-line growth and the cash available to shareholders after capital expenses [9].

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