META PLATFORMS, INC. (META) — DATA TABLES

Form 10-K for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2025 (filed January 29, 2026) | FY2025, closed 12/31/2025

All figures in US$ millions unless stated otherwise. Sources: "10-K" = Form 10-K FY2025 (primary source); "Proxy" = DEF 14A filed April 16, 2026 (used only where stated). IS = Consolidated Statements of Income; BS = Consolidated Balance Sheets; CF = Consolidated Statements of Cash Flows; SE = Consolidated Statements of Stockholders' Equity. not available = the document does not provide it; not applicable = the item does not exist for this company.

Market data supplied with the request (not taken from the document): closing price on 12/31/2025 = $660.09; shares outstanding = 2,529,555,464 at 01/23/2026. The cover page of the 10-K reports 2,187,177,748 Class A + 342,377,716 Class B = 2,529,555,464 shares at January 23, 2026, which matches.


TABLE A — Financial statements

A.1 Income statement

Item FY2025 FY2024 FY2023 Source
Revenue 200,966 164,501 134,902 IS, Revenue
Cost of revenue 36,175 30,161 25,959 IS, Cost of revenue
Gross profit (computed; not presented by the company) 164,791 134,340 108,943 Revenue − Cost of revenue
Research and development 57,372 43,873 38,483 IS
Marketing and sales 11,991 11,347 12,301 IS
General and administrative 12,152 9,740 11,408 IS
Total costs and expenses 117,690 95,121 88,151 IS
Income from operations 83,276 69,380 46,751 IS
Interest income 2,123 2,517 1,639 Note 13
Interest expense (1,165) (715) (446) Note 13
Foreign currency exchange gains (losses), net 352 (690) (366) Note 13
Other income (expense), net 1,346 171 (150) Note 13
Interest and other income, net 2,656 1,283 677 IS; Note 13
Income before provision for income taxes 85,932 70,663 47,428 IS
Provision for income taxes 25,474 8,303 8,330 IS
Net income (all attributable to Meta) 60,458 62,360 39,098 IS
EPS basic ($) 23.98 24.61 15.19 IS
EPS diluted ($) 23.49 23.86 14.87 IS
Weighted-average shares, basic (mn) 2,521 2,534 2,574 IS; Note 3
Weighted-average shares, diluted (mn) 2,574 2,614 2,629 IS; Note 3
Shares outstanding at cover date 2,529,555,464 (01/23/2026) — — 10-K cover
Shares outstanding at year-end (mn) 2,530 2,534 2,561 SE; BS (2,187 Class A + 343 Class B at 12/31/2025)
Depreciation and amortization 18,616 15,498 11,178 CF
Share-based compensation (SBC) 20,427 16,690 14,027 CF; SE; Note 12
Employees at year-end 78,865 not available (MD&A: 2025 headcount +6% YoY) not available Item 1; MD&A

A.2 Balance sheet

Item 12/31/2025 12/31/2024 12/31/2023 Source
Cash and cash equivalents 35,873 43,889 41,862 BS; CF reconciliation (2023)
Marketable securities 45,719 33,926 not available BS
Cash, cash equivalents and marketable securities 81,592 77,815 not available BS (MD&A: $81.59 bn)
Restricted cash equivalents (in prepaid/other current assets + other assets) 837 + 2,390 = 3,227 353 + 1,196 = 1,549 99 + 866 = 965 CF reconciliation
Accounts receivable, net 19,769 16,994 not available BS
Prepaid expenses and other current assets 7,361 5,236 not available BS
Total current assets 108,722 100,045 not available BS
Non-marketable equity investments 27,524 6,070 not available BS; Note 5
Property and equipment, net 176,400 121,346 not available BS; Note 6
Operating lease right-of-use assets 20,404 14,922 not available BS
Goodwill 24,534 20,654 20,654 BS; Note 8
Other assets 8,437 13,017 not available BS
Total assets 366,021 276,054 not available BS
Accounts payable 8,894 7,687 not available BS
Operating lease liabilities, current 2,213 1,942 not available BS
Accrued expenses and other current liabilities 30,729 23,967 not available BS; Note 9
Total current liabilities 41,836 33,596 not available BS
Operating lease liabilities, non-current 22,940 18,292 not available BS
Long-term debt (carrying value) 58,744 28,826 not available BS; Note 10
Long-term income taxes 21,005 9,987 not available BS
Other liabilities 4,253 2,716 not available BS
Total liabilities 148,778 93,417 not available BS
Finance lease liabilities (current 308 + non-current 876; inside accrued and other liabilities) 1,184 not available not available Note 7
Gross debt = long-term debt + operating lease liabilities + finance lease liabilities 58,744 + 2,213 + 22,940 + 1,184 = 85,081 28,826 + 1,942 + 18,292 + n/a = 49,060 excluding finance leases not available BS; Note 7
Short-term debt not applicable (no notes mature in 2026) not applicable — Note 10
Additional paid-in capital 95,793 83,228 73,253 BS; SE
Accumulated other comprehensive income (loss) 271 (3,097) (2,155) BS; SE
Retained earnings 121,179 102,506 82,070 BS; SE
Total stockholders' equity 217,243 182,637 153,168 BS; SE
Non-controlling interests not applicable not applicable not applicable BS

A.3 Cash flow statement

Item FY2025 FY2024 FY2023 Source
Net cash provided by operating activities (OCF) 115,800 91,328 71,113 CF
Purchases of property and equipment (capex) (69,691) (37,256) (27,045) CF
Principal payments on finance leases (2,524) (1,969) (1,058) CF
Free cash flow (company definition: OCF − capex − finance lease principal) 43,585 52,103 43,010 MD&A, FCF reconciliation
Cash paid for income taxes, net 7,578 10,554 6,607 CF supplemental; Note 14
Cash paid for interest, net of amounts capitalized 696 486 448 CF supplemental
Repurchases of Class A common stock (cash) (26,248) (30,125) (19,774) CF
Share repurchases at cost (equity statement) 26,264 29,754 20,033 SE
Taxes paid related to net share settlement of equity awards (18,400) (13,770) (7,012) CF
Dividends and dividend equivalents paid (5,324) (5,072) — CF
Dividends and dividend equivalents declared 5,421 5,121 — SE
Proceeds from issuance of long-term debt, net 29,906 10,432 8,455 CF
Repayment of long-term debt — — — CF (no line)
Other financing activities 2,220 (277) (111) CF (not explained in the notes)
Purchases of non-marketable equity investments (18,330) (11) (1) CF
Acquisitions of businesses and intangible assets (4,231) (270) (629) CF
Payments for held-for-sale assets (2,432) — — CF
Proceeds from Venture distribution 2,554 — — CF
Purchases of marketable securities (36,929) (25,542) (2,982) CF
Sales and maturities of marketable securities 26,874 15,789 6,184 CF
Net cash used in investing activities (102,003) (47,150) (24,495) CF
Net cash used in financing activities (20,370) (40,781) (19,500) CF
Net change in cash, cash equivalents and restricted cash (6,338) 2,611 27,231 CF

A.4 Segments and geography

Revenue by segment and source FY2025 % FY2024 % FY2023 % YoY 25/24 YoY 24/23 Source
Advertising 196,175 97.6% 160,633 97.6% 131,948 97.8% +22.1% +21.7% Note 2
Other revenue (FoA) 2,584 1.3% 1,722 1.0% 1,058 0.8% +50.1% +62.8% Note 2
Family of Apps (FoA) 198,759 98.9% 162,355 98.7% 133,006 98.6% +22.4% +22.1% Note 2; Note 15
Reality Labs (RL) 2,207 1.1% 2,146 1.3% 1,896 1.4% +2.8% +13.2% Note 2; Note 15
Total 200,966 100.0% 164,501 100.0% 134,902 100.0% +22.2% +21.9% IS
Revenue by geography (customer address) FY2025 % FY2024 % FY2023 % YoY 25/24 YoY 24/23 Source
United States and Canada 78,866 39.2% 63,207 38.4% 52,888 39.2% +24.8% +19.5% Note 2
Europe (incl. Russia and Turkey) 46,569 23.2% 38,361 23.3% 31,210 23.1% +21.4% +22.9% Note 2
Asia-Pacific 53,817 26.8% 45,009 27.4% 36,154 26.8% +19.6% +24.5% Note 2
Rest of World 21,714 10.8% 17,924 10.9% 14,650 10.9% +21.1% +22.3% Note 2
Total 200,966 100.0% 164,501 100.0% 134,902 100.0% +22.2% +21.9% Note 2
of which United States 74,780 37.2% 59,730 36.3% 49,780 36.9% Note 2, footnote 1
Income (loss) from operations by segment FY2025 FY2024 FY2023 Source
FoA revenue 198,759 162,355 133,006 Note 15
FoA employee compensation (39,943) (31,116) (28,878) Note 15
FoA other costs and expenses (56,347) (44,130) (41,257) Note 15
FoA income from operations 102,469 87,109 62,871 Note 15
RL revenue 2,207 2,146 1,896 Note 15
RL employee compensation (10,759) (10,211) (8,942) Note 15
RL other costs and expenses (10,641) (9,664) (9,074) Note 15
RL loss from operations (19,193) (17,729) (16,120) Note 15
Unallocated costs none (segments sum to consolidated) none none Note 15
Consolidated income from operations 83,276 69,380 46,751 IS

A.5 Operating metrics published by the company (MD&A)

Metric FY2025 FY2024 Source
Family daily active people (DAP), average for December 3.58 bn 3.35 bn MD&A, Family metrics
Estimated error margin on worldwide DAP approx. 3% — Limitations of Key Metrics
Share of DAP consisting solely of violating accounts (Q4) less than 5% (methodology updated in Q4 2025) not available Limitations of Key Metrics
Annual ARPP (sum of quarterly ARPP) $57.03 $49.63 (computed from the four quarterly values; MD&A states +15% YoY) MD&A
Quarterly ARPP Q1 $12.36, Q2 $13.65, Q3 $14.46, Q4 $16.56 Q1 $11.20, Q2 $11.89, Q3 $12.29, Q4 $14.25 MD&A chart labels
Ad impressions delivered, YoY +12% +11% MD&A
Average price per ad, YoY +9% +10% MD&A
Absolute number of ad impressions; absolute price per ad not available not available —
Revenue at constant currency 201,380 (total); 196,600 (advertising) — MD&A, Foreign Exchange Impact
Revenue growth by user geography (different basis from Note 2) US & Canada +21%, Europe +24%, Asia-Pacific +20%, Rest of World +27% — MD&A

A.6 Arithmetic checks

Check FY2025 FY2024 FY2023 Result
Gross profit = revenue − cost of revenue 200,966 − 36,175 = 164,791 164,501 − 30,161 = 134,340 134,902 − 25,959 = 108,943 OK
Operating income = gross profit − (R&D + M&S + G&A) 164,791 − (57,372 + 11,991 + 12,152) = 164,791 − 81,515 = 83,276 134,340 − 64,960 = 69,380 108,943 − 62,192 = 46,751 OK, matches IS
Total costs = COGS + R&D + M&S + G&A 36,175 + 57,372 + 11,991 + 12,152 = 117,690 95,121 88,151 OK
Pre-tax income = operating income + interest and other income 83,276 + 2,656 = 85,932 69,380 + 1,283 = 70,663 46,751 + 677 = 47,428 OK
Interest and other income = sum of Note 13 lines 2,123 − 1,165 + 352 + 1,346 = 2,656 2,517 − 715 − 690 + 171 = 1,283 1,639 − 446 − 366 − 150 = 677 OK
Net income = pre-tax income − taxes 85,932 − 25,474 = 60,458 70,663 − 8,303 = 62,360 47,428 − 8,330 = 39,098 OK
Segments sum to total revenue 198,759 + 2,207 = 200,966 162,355 + 2,146 = 164,501 133,006 + 1,896 = 134,902 OK
Advertising + other = FoA revenue 196,175 + 2,584 = 198,759 160,633 + 1,722 = 162,355 131,948 + 1,058 = 133,006 OK
Geographies sum to total revenue 78,866 + 46,569 + 53,817 + 21,714 = 200,966 63,207 + 38,361 + 45,009 + 17,924 = 164,501 52,888 + 31,210 + 36,154 + 14,650 = 134,902 OK
Revenue percentages sum to 100% 98.9% + 1.1% = 100.0%; 39.2% + 23.2% + 26.8% + 10.8% = 100.0% 98.7% + 1.3%; 38.4% + 23.3% + 27.4% + 10.9% = 100.0% 98.6% + 1.4%; 39.2% + 23.1% + 26.8% + 10.9% = 100.0% OK
Segment operating income − unallocated = consolidated 102,469 − 19,193 − 0 = 83,276 87,109 − 17,729 = 69,380 62,871 − 16,120 = 46,751 OK
Segment costs = employee comp + other FoA 39,943 + 56,347 = 96,290; RL 10,759 + 10,641 = 21,400; total 117,690 75,246 + 19,875 = 95,121 70,135 + 18,016 = 88,151 OK
Gross debt = sum of components 58,744 + 2,213 + 22,940 + 1,184 = 85,081 28,826 + 1,942 + 18,292 = 49,060 (finance leases not available) not available OK
Notes face value = sum of series 10,000 + 8,500 + 10,500 + 30,000 = 59,000; − 256 = 58,744 carrying 29,000 − 174 = 28,826 — OK
Notes maturity schedule sums 0 + 2,750 + 1,500 + 1,000 + 5,000 + 48,750 = 59,000 — — OK
FCF = OCF − capex − finance lease principal 115,800 − 69,691 − 2,524 = 43,585 91,328 − 37,256 − 1,969 = 52,103 71,113 − 27,045 − 1,058 = 43,010 OK, matches MD&A
Cash change = OCF + investing + financing + FX 115,800 − 102,003 − 20,370 + 235 = −6,338 91,328 − 47,150 − 40,781 − 786 = 2,611 71,113 − 24,495 − 19,500 + 113 = 27,231 OK
Balance sheet balances 148,778 + 217,243 = 366,021 93,417 + 182,637 = 276,054 — OK
Equity roll-forward 2025 182,637 + 60,458 + 3,368 + 450 − 18,400 + 20,427 − 26,264 − 5,421 − 12 = 217,243 — — OK
Shares roll-forward 2025 (mn) 2,534 + 63 − 27 − 40 = 2,530 2,561 + 65 − 27 − 65 = 2,534 2,614 + 65 − 26 − 92 = 2,561 OK
Cover shares 2,187,177,748 + 342,377,716 = 2,529,555,464 — — OK, equals the figure supplied
Goodwill roll-forward 20,654 + 3,796 + 84 = 24,534 20,654 + 0 = 20,654 — OK
APIC roll-forward 2025 83,228 + 450 − 8,312 + 20,427 = 95,793 — — OK
PP&E gross components 3,687 + 98,040 + 55,568 + 8,346 + 9,377 + 8,187 + 50,521 = 233,726; − 57,326 = 176,400 2,561 + 68,397 + 47,076 + 7,293 + 7,150 + 5,384 + 26,802 = 164,663; − 43,317 = 121,346 — OK
Accrued expenses components 6,867 + 7,151 + 4,402 + 1,922 + 10,387 = 30,729 5,523 + 6,350 + 2,582 + 3,438 + 6,074 = 23,967 — OK
Contractual commitments by year 30,634 + 22,166 + 21,221 + 19,761 + 19,407 + 17,857 = 131,046 — — OK
Tax provision = current + deferred 6,719 + 18,755 = 25,474 13,040 − 4,737 = 8,303 8,199 + 131 = 8,330 OK
ETR reconciliation sums 18,046 − 202 + 1,464 − 3,912 − 1,405 + 11,974 + 3,127 − 4,307 + 689 = 25,474 21.0 + 0.7 − 3.7 − 2.9 − 4.9 + 0.2 + 1.4 = 11.8% 21.0 + 1.1 − 0.6 − 1.5 − 4.3 + 0.9 + 1.0 = 17.6% OK
Cash taxes by jurisdiction 4,118 + 331 + 884 + 652 + 567 + 1,026 = 7,578 — — OK
Ad revenue growth vs impressions × price (1.12 × 1.09) − 1 = 22.08% vs 196,175 / 160,633 − 1 = 22.13% (1.11 × 1.10) − 1 = 22.10% vs 160,633 / 131,948 − 1 = 21.74% — Consistent within rounding of the published percentages
Annual ARPP = sum of quarters 12.36 + 13.65 + 14.46 + 16.56 = 57.03 11.20 + 11.89 + 12.29 + 14.25 = 49.63; 57.03 / 49.63 − 1 = 14.9% (MD&A: 15%) — OK

TABLE A-bis — Notes, auditor, commitments

Taxes (Note 14)

Item FY2025 FY2024 FY2023 Source
Effective tax rate 25,474 / 85,932 = 29.6% 11.8% 17.6% Note 14
Reconciliation FY2025 ($ mn / pts) Statutory 18,046 (21.0); state (202) (−0.2); foreign tax effects 1,464 (1.7); R&D credits (3,912) (−4.6); US foreign tax credits (1,405) (−1.6); valuation allowances 11,974 (13.9); change in unrecognized tax benefits 3,127 (3.6); excess tax benefits from SBC (4,307) (−5.0); other 689 (0.8) Statutory 21.0; state 0.7; SBC (3.7); R&D credits (2.9); FDII (4.9); non-US 0.2; other 1.4 21.0; 1.1; (0.6); (1.5); (4.3); 0.9; 1.0 Note 14
OBBBA charge recorded in Q3 2025 15,930, of which 14,030 valuation allowance on US federal DTAs; remainder mostly reduction of FDII benefit — — Note 14; MD&A
ETR excluding the valuation allowance charge (company statement) "would have decreased by 17 percentage points to 13%" — — MD&A, Executive Overview
Current tax expense 6,719 13,040 8,199 Note 14
Deferred tax expense (benefit) 18,755 (4,737) 131 Note 14
Income taxes paid in cash 7,578 10,554 6,607 CF; Note 14
Cash taxes by jurisdiction FY2025 Federal 4,118; state 331; Brazil 884; India 652; Ireland 567; other foreign 1,026 not available not available Note 14
Deferred tax assets, gross 28,090 27,043 — Note 14
of which: loss carryforwards 4,432 289 — Note 14
of which: tax credit carryforwards 10,506 2,771 — Note 14
of which: capitalized R&D 4,138 16,743 — Note 14
of which: lease liabilities 5,150 3,940 — Note 14
of which: accrued expenses and other liabilities 2,741 2,223 — Note 14
of which: SBC 706 520 — Note 14
Valuation allowance (15,895) (3,506) — Note 14
Deferred tax assets, net of valuation allowance 12,195 23,537 — Note 14
Change in valuation allowance +12,389 — — computed
Deferred tax liabilities (D&A 15,901; ROU 4,453; unrealized gains 621; other 387) (21,362) (13,959) — Note 14
Net deferred tax assets (liabilities) (9,167) 9,578 — Note 14
Gross unrecognized tax benefits (UTB), end of year 16,450 15,131 11,666 Note 14
UTB movements FY2025 +900 prior-year increases; −1,131 prior-year decreases; +2,863 current-year; −1,264 settlements; −49 lapses +685; −6; +2,882; −9; −87 +168; −263; +1,204; −199; −1 Note 14
UTB that would reduce the tax provision if realized 11,250 not available not available Note 14
Accrued interest and penalties on UTB 2,600 2,210 1,480 Note 14
Long-term income taxes: uncertain tax positions / deferred tax liabilities 11,230 / 9,780 not available — Note 14; MD&A
US federal NOL carryforwards 16,350 (mostly no expiry) not available — Note 14
State NOL carryforwards 3,790 (expire from 2031) not available — Note 14
Federal / state tax credit carryforwards 7,850 / 6,800 (mostly no expiry) not available — Note 14
IRS 2017–2019 Statutory Notice of Deficiency additional tax asserted 15,890 plus interest and penalties (received September 2025); largest issue is the same transfer pricing transaction litigated for 2010; adjustments "do not reflect offsets" (transition tax, GILTI, FDII); petition filed December 2025 — — Note 14
Tax Court opinion on 2010 tax year (May 22, 2025) IP transferred valued at 7,790, which is 1,480 higher than reported — — Note 14
Company expectation for 2026 ETR 13–16% "absent any changes to our tax landscape" — — MD&A
Valuation allowance, three bases rate reconciliation 11,974; charge at OBBBA enactment 14,030; change in balance 12,389; not reconciled in the document — — Note 14; MD&A; computed
Excess tax benefits from SBC after OBBBA "may not be realizable as a result of" the CAMT — — Item 1A

Debt (Note 10)

Item Value Source
Notes outstanding, face value 59,000 (12/31/2025); 29,000 (12/31/2024) Note 10
August 2022 Notes 10,000; maturities 2027–2062; stated 3.50%–4.65%; effective 3.63%–4.71% Note 10
May 2023 Notes 8,500; 2028–2063; stated 4.60%–5.75%; effective 4.68%–5.79% Note 10
August 2024 Notes 10,500; 2029–2064; stated 4.30%–5.55%; effective 4.42%–5.60% Note 10
November 2025 Notes (six series) 30,000; 2030–2065; stated 4.20%–5.75%; effective 4.27%–5.77% Note 10
Fixed / floating 100% fixed-rate senior unsecured Note 10
Unamortized discount and issuance costs (256) (2025); (174) (2024) Note 10
Estimated fair value of notes (Level 2) 57,220 (2025); 27,830 (2024) Note 10
Principal maturities 2026: 0; 2027: 2,750; 2028: 1,500; 2029: 1,000; 2030: 5,000; thereafter: 48,750 Note 10
Financial covenants none ("We are not subject to any financial covenants under the Notes") Note 10
Undrawn credit facilities not available —
Convertible or exchangeable instruments not applicable —
Interest expense on notes, net of capitalized interest 1,090 (2025); 683 (2024); 420 (2023) Note 10
Interest capitalized on CIP 535 (2025); 384 (2024) Note 6
Future interest payment obligations short-term 2,980; long-term 56,740 MD&A

Share-based compensation and shares (Notes 3, 12)

Item FY2025 FY2024 FY2023 Source
SBC by line: cost of revenue / R&D / M&S / G&A 1,124 / 17,485 / 926 / 892 1,055 / 13,683 / 1,026 / 926 740 / 11,429 / 952 / 906 Note 12
Instrument RSUs only RSUs only RSUs only Note 1; Note 12
Unrecognized SBC 54,810, over approx. 3 years (weighted average) not available not available Note 12
Unvested RSUs, start of year (thousands; $ grant-date FV) 122,632 ($302.27) — — Note 12
Granted / vested / forfeited (thousands) 69,666 ($661.57) / (61,906) ($317.68) / (14,840) ($379.82) — — Note 12
Unvested RSUs, end of year 115,552 thousand ($500.68) — — Note 12
Fair value of RSUs vested 43,110 33,140 17,460 Note 12
Tax benefit recognized on vested awards 9,330 6,950 3,650 Note 12
Shares reserved under 2025 Equity Incentive Plan 454 mn; +55 mn effective 01/01/2026 (automatic increase up to 2.5% of Class A outstanding per year through May 2035) — — Note 12
Anti-dilutive RSUs excluded from diluted EPS approx. 9 mn not material approx. 16 mn Note 3
Dilutive effect of RSUs on share count 53 mn 80 mn 55 mn Note 3
Shares issued (mn) 63 65 65 SE
Shares withheld for net share settlement (mn) 27 27 26 SE
Cost of shares withheld (APIC + retained earnings) 8,312 + 10,088 = 18,400 6,721 + 7,049 = 13,770 5,218 + 1,794 = 7,012 SE
Shares repurchased and retired (mn) 40 65 92 SE; Note 12
Repurchase cost (incl. excise taxes) 26,264 (Note 12: $26.26 bn, i.e. 26,260) 29,754 20,033 SE; Note 12
Repurchase cash outflow 26,248 30,125 19,774 CF
Repurchase authorization remaining 25,030 (from 51,280 at 12/31/2024) 51,280 — Note 12
Repurchases in Q4 2025 none ("There was no share repurchase activity during the three months ended December 31, 2025") — — Item 5
Shares issued for acquisitions 450 (value) — — Note 8; SE
Dividend per share declared $2.10 ($0.525 × 4) $2.00 ($0.50 × 4) — SE; Note 12
Dividends paid by quarter FY2025 1,325; 1,322; 1,323; 1,328 1,273; 1,266; 1,262; 1,267 — Note 12

Revenue (Notes 1, 2)

Item Value Source
Disaggregation by source and segment (advertising, other revenue, RL) and by geography (customer address): see A.4 Note 2
Deferred revenue 1,080 (12/31/2025); 772 (12/31/2024) Note 2
Share of revenue recognized from opening deferred revenue not available —
Remaining performance obligations not disclosed for contracts of one year or less (company policy) Note 1
Gross vs net advertising generally reported gross; net where Meta is not the principal; Payments fees reported net Note 1
Customers ≥10% of revenue or receivables none in 2025, 2024, 2023 Note 1
Revenue from marketers and developers based in the US 37% (2025); 36% (2024); 37% (2023) Note 1
Sales commissions expensed as incurred (amortization period one year or less) Note 1

Litigation and contingencies (Notes 9, 11; Item 3)

Item Value Source
Legal-related accruals 6,867 (2025); 5,523 (2024) Note 9
Prior-year benefit from decrease in accrued losses for certain legal proceedings 1,550 (in 2024) MD&A, G&A
Range of reasonably possible additional loss not estimable for most matters; company believes losses "may be material in the aggregate" Note 11
Consumer privacy class action (In re Facebook Consumer Privacy User Profile) 725 payment; settlement final May 14, 2025 Note 11
FTC 2019 penalty 5,000, paid April 2020 Note 11
FTC proceeding to modify the 2020 consent order stayed pending judicial challenges; district court briefing due May 2026 Note 11
FTC antitrust case (Instagram, WhatsApp) judgment for Meta November 18, 2025; FTC notice of appeal January 20, 2026 Note 11
Antitrust class action brought on behalf of users class certification denied January 24, 2025; judgment for Meta September 29, 2025; plaintiffs' notice of appeal October 27, 2025; advertiser action pending Note 11
Flo Health (CIPA) jury verdict on liability for plaintiffs August 1, 2025; plaintiffs seek $5,000 per class member, assert up to approx. 1.6 mn members; damages "uncertain" Note 11
AMI v. Meta Ireland (Spain) judgment November 19, 2025: damages approx. €542 mn; appealed Note 11
European Commission, Facebook Marketplace (Art. 102) fine approx. €798 mn; appealed January 28, 2025 Note 11
European Commission, DMA "subscription for no ads" fine €200 mn (April 2025); appealed July 4, 2025 Note 11
IDPC data transfers decision (May 2023) fine €1.2 bn plus corrective orders Note 11; Item 3
Youth-related actions damages or penalties sought range up to "the high tens of billions of dollars" in certain cases; first personal-injury trial began January 27, 2026; New Mexico AG trial scheduled February 2, 2026; MDL school district bellwether June 15, 2026; mass arbitration demands from over 100,000 claimants Note 11
AI copyright cases (Kadrey et al.) summary judgment on fair use for Meta as to named plaintiffs (June 25, 2025); remaining distribution claim pending Note 11
Shareholder derivative (In re Facebook Derivative Litigation) settlement in principle July 17, 2025, subject to court approval Note 11
California AG consumer protection suit settlement December 2025, subject to court approval; amount not disclosed Note 11
Indemnification liabilities not material Note 11

Goodwill and intangibles (Note 8)

Item Value Source
Goodwill by reporting unit FoA 23,028; RL 1,506 (2025); FoA 19,246; RL 1,408 (2024) Note 8
2025 additions acquisitions 3,796 (FoA 3,697; RL 99); adjustments 84 Note 8
Impairment test annual; no impairment identified at 12/31/2025; headroom not disclosed Note 1
2025 acquisitions total consideration 4,090 cash + 450 Class A shares; 3,880 to goodwill, 664 to intangibles; pro forma not presented (not significant) Note 8
Intangibles, net 3,692 (2025); 915 (2024) Note 8
by category, net (remaining life) acquired software 2,201 (2.6 yrs); acquired technology 916 (3.0); patents 81 (6.4); other 97 (3.4); indefinite-lived 397 Note 8
Purchased software licenses in 2025 2,400 (classified as acquired software) Note 8
Amortization expense 615 (2025); 211 (2024); 161 (2023) Note 8
Expected amortization 2026: 1,259; 2027: 1,162; 2028: 771; 2029: 39; 2030: 27; thereafter: 37 Note 8

Fair value and investments (Notes 4, 5)

Item 12/31/2025 12/31/2024 Source
Assets at fair value, recurring: Level 1 / Level 2 / Level 3 60,332 / 19,408 / 106 = 79,846 (Level 1 + 2 = 79,740) 56,549 / 15,241 / 101 = 71,891 Note 4
Cash on deposit (cash and cash equivalents − cash equivalents at fair value) 35,873 − 31,482 = 4,391 43,889 − 36,671 = 7,218 BS; Note 4
Marketable securities: US government / US agency / corporate debt / equity 21,483 / 767 / 17,477 / 5,992 = 45,719 14,889 / 3,053 / 14,758 / 1,226 = 33,926 Note 4
Marketable equity securities (Level 1) 5,992 1,226 Note 4
Net unrealized gains on marketable equity securities in income 413 not material Note 4
Unrealized (gain) loss on equity investments (CF add-back) (1,138) (53) CF
Non-marketable, measurement alternative (initial cost 20,271; upward 429; downward (624)) 20,076 6,018 Note 5
of which Scale AI minority investment 13,800 (closed 2025) — Note 5
of which Jio Platforms 5,820 not available Note 5
Non-marketable, equity method 7,448 52 Note 5
Louisiana data center Venture: Meta interest / carrying value 20% / 1,830 — Note 5
Venture: assets contributed / one-time distribution received 4,300 (held-for-sale assets, net) / 2,550 — Note 5
Venture: total estimated development costs (each party funds its pro rata share; Meta 20%) approx. 27,000 — Note 5
Venture: lease commitments (commencing 2029, initial 4-year terms, renewable up to 20 years) approx. 12,310 — Note 5
Venture: residual value guarantees, aggregate threshold approx. 28,000 (no liability recorded; not probable) — Note 5
Venture: maximum exposure to loss 45,950 — Note 5
Other unconsolidated VIEs: maximum exposure 5,580 — Note 5

Receivables, inventory, technical reserves

Item Value Source
Allowance for credit losses on receivables not material (2025, 2024) Note 1
Bad debt expense not material (2025, 2024, 2023) Note 1
Inventory not presented separately (RL inventory costs in cost of revenue) —
Technical reserves not applicable —

Leases and commitments (Notes 7, 11)

Item Value Source
Weighted-average remaining term: finance / operating 15.1 / 12.3 years (2025); 13.7 / 11.5 (2024) Note 7
Weighted-average discount rate: finance / operating 4.1% / 4.3% (2025); 3.6% / 3.9% (2024) Note 7
Lease cost total 4,525 (2025); 3,613 (2024); 3,040 (2023) Note 7
ROU assets obtained in exchange for new lease liabilities: operating / finance 7,017 / 613 (2025); 3,784 / 181 (2024); 4,370 / 588 (2023) Note 7
Operating lease maturities (undiscounted) 2026: 3,211; 2027: 3,237; 2028: 3,057; 2029: 2,985; 2030: 2,621; thereafter: 18,397; total 33,508; PV 25,153 Note 7
Finance lease maturities (undiscounted) total 1,504; PV 1,184 Note 7
Leases not yet commenced approx. 103,770; commencing 2026–2030; terms up to 30 years Note 7
Non-cancelable contractual commitments 131,046: 2026: 30,634; 2027: 22,166; 2028: 21,221; 2029: 19,761; 2030: 19,407; thereafter: 17,857 (mostly third-party cloud capacity, servers and network, data centers, RL hardware) Note 11
ROU impairment not material (2025); 385 (2024); 1,760 (2023) Note 7
PP&E impairment 237 (2025); 288 (2024); 738 (2023) Note 6
Guarantees Venture RVG above; indemnifications not material Notes 5, 11

Auditor and controls

Item Value Source
Auditor Ernst & Young LLP, auditor since 2007 Audit report
Critical Audit Matters (1) Loss contingencies — Note 11; (2) Uncertain tax positions (IRS transfer pricing) — Note 14; (3) Consolidation accounting for a variable interest entity (Louisiana data center Venture) — Note 5 Audit report
Opinion on internal control unqualified; no material weaknesses Audit report; Item 9A
Auditor fees 41,363 thousand (2025): audit 25,942; audit-related 7,040; tax 8,379; other 2 Proxy
Related parties Broadcom (CEO Hock E. Tan is a director, retiring at the 2026 annual meeting): approx. 2,300 paid in 2025; John Hegeman, immediate family member of an executive officer, Chief Revenue Officer in 2025, total compensation approx. $17.5 mn; aircraft owned by Mr. Zuckerberg (approx. $2.2 mn business travel) and Mr. Olivan (approx. $187,000) Proxy
Subsequent events stated in the 10-K FTC notice of appeal (January 20, 2026); FTC-structure case stay continued (January 20, 2026); 55 mn shares added to plan reserve (January 1, 2026); youth trial began January 27, 2026 Notes 11, 12
Restatements none indicated (cover page checkboxes unmarked) 10-K cover

Governance and compensation (Proxy, ownership as of April 1, 2026)

Item Value Source
Mark Zuckerberg: Class B shares / % of Class B / % of total voting power 341,823,978 / 99.8% / 60.8% Proxy
Mark Zuckerberg: Class A (held by CZ Biohub, no pecuniary interest) 639,347 Proxy
Shares pledged by Mr. Zuckerberg 12,000,000 Class B (approx. 3.5% of his holdings; 2.1% of voting power) Proxy
All directors and executive officers (20 persons) 1,555,951 Class A + 341,823,978 Class B; 60.9% of voting power Proxy
CFO (Susan Li) beneficial ownership 31,429 Class A shares, incl. 18,243 RSUs releasable within 60 days Proxy
CEO compensation salary $1; no bonus; no equity awards; all other compensation $25,125,903 (2025), mainly security and private aircraft Proxy
Bonus plan company performance percentage set by committee judgment; priorities without target levels; 115% for 2025; target bonus for NEOs other than CEO raised from 75% to 200% of base eligible earnings Proxy
Equity for NEOs service-vesting RSUs only; 2025 grants of $20–22 mn initial value per NEO at $701.32 per share Proxy
Peer group used for compensation 15 companies named by the proxy Proxy
Board 12 nominees including Mr. Zuckerberg (11 others); Hock E. Tan and Tracey T. Travis retire at the 2026 annual meeting; board size set at 12 Proxy
Rule 10b5-1 plans adopted in Q4 2025 Javier Olivan (COO), November 17, 2025; Peggy Alford (director), November 25, 2025, up to $1 mn; Susan Li (CFO), November 25, 2025, up to 112,273 shares plus net shares received in 2026 10-K Item 9B

TABLE A-ter — Items for 3-quinquies and following sections

Item FY2025 FY2024 FY2023 Source
Depreciation and amortization (CF) 18,616 15,498 11,178 CF
of which depreciation of PP&E 18,000 15,290 11,020 Note 6
of which servers and network 13,360 11,340 7,320 Note 6
Effect of useful-life change (servers 5.5 years from 01/01/2025) depreciation −2,920; net income +2,590; +$1.00 diluted EPS — computed on assets in service at 12/31/2024 only; effect on 2025 additions not quantified — — Note 1
Inventory not presented separately — — —
Accounts receivable, gross / allowance 19,769 net; allowance not material 16,994 net — BS; Note 1
Accounts payable 8,894 7,687 — BS
Prepaid and other current assets 7,361 5,236 — BS
Accrued expenses and other current liabilities (legal 6,867; compensation 7,151; PP&E 4,402; taxes 1,922; other 10,387) 30,729 23,967 — Note 9
Changes in working capital (CF): AR / prepaid / other assets / AP / accrued / other liabilities (1,815) / (89) / (481) / (14) / 1,077 / 437 = (885) (1,485) / (698) / (270) / 373 / 323 / 2,805 = 1,048 (2,399) / 559 / (80) / 51 / 5,081 / 624 = 3,836 CF
Other non-cash items (CF): deferred taxes / unrealized (gain) loss / impairment for facilities consolidation / other 18,738 / (1,138) / — / (416) (4,738) / (53) / 383 / 140 131 / 102 / 2,432 / 309 CF
Acquisitions net of cash acquired (CF line) 4,231 270 629 CF
PP&E gross 233,726 164,663 — Note 6
PP&E net 176,400 121,346 — Note 6
Construction in progress 50,521 26,802 — Note 6
Servers and network assets, gross 98,040 68,397 — Note 6
PP&E in AP and accrued liabilities (non-cash) 9,331 7,127 4,105 CF supplemental
Acquisitions of businesses and intangible assets in AP, accrued and other liabilities (non-cash) 2,659 172 119 CF supplemental
Other investing activities 182 140 (22) CF
Capitalized software development costs not material not material not material Note 1
Capitalized interest 535 384 not available Note 6
Research and development expense 57,372 43,873 38,483 IS
Shares issued / repurchased in financing section no proceeds line; repurchases (26,248) (30,125) (19,774) CF
Debt issued / repaid 29,906 / 0 10,432 / 0 8,455 / 0 CF
Goodwill + intangibles (for tangible equity) 24,534 + 3,692 = 28,226 20,654 + 915 = 21,569 — BS; Note 8
Dividend per share $2.10 $2.00 — SE
Long-lived assets, US / rest of world 173,390 / 23,414 117,478 / 18,790 — Note 15
Advertising expense 2,090 2,060 2,020 Note 1
Company capex expectation for 2026 approx. 115,000–135,000 — — MD&A
Company expectation for 2026 RL operating loss "similar to 2025" — — MD&A
Company expectation for RL operating expense split 2026 approx. 70% wearables, 30% VR and Horizon — — Item 1

Data tables extracted from Meta Platforms, Inc. Form 10-K for FY2025 (filed January 29, 2026) and, where indicated, from the DEF 14A filed April 16, 2026. Market data (closing price $660.09 at 12/31/2025; 2,529,555,464 shares at 01/23/2026) supplied with the request.