FFG Partners LLC boosted its holding in Meta Platforms by 28.0% during the third quarter, acquiring an additional 2,684 shares to bring its total position to 12,266 shares. This stake now represents approximately 2.4% of the firm’s overall portfolio and ranks as its 19th largest holding. At quarter end, FFG Partners’ investment in the company was valued at $9.01 million, underlining growing confidence among smaller hedge funds in Meta’s long-term growth prospects.

During November, two senior executives reduced their shareholdings significantly. Chief Technology Officer Andrew Bosworth sold 11,690 shares for proceeds totaling $6.94 million, an 82.9% cut in his personal stake. Chief Financial Officer Susan J. Li divested 6,875 shares, realizing $4.19 million and trimming her position by 7.2%. These transactions contributed to insiders offloading 42,074 shares worth $26.27 million over the past 90 days, increasing scrutiny on executive sentiment and corporate governance practices.

Research firms continue to favor Meta Platforms, with four analysts maintaining “Strong Buy” ratings, thirty-eight citing “Buy” and seven recommending “Hold.” Average price targets range between $770 and $1,117, reflecting divergent views on the company’s near-term valuation. In late October, KeyCorp lowered its target from $905 to $875 but upheld an overweight rating, while UBS raised its objective from $900 to $915 and reiterated a buy endorsement. Market consensus, aggregated by MarketBeat, places the stock’s average target at $822.22, supporting a “Moderate Buy” outlook ahead of the next earnings cycle.