Mark Zuckerberg’s May Drop in Billionaire’s Table as Facebook’s Shares TumbleYour support matters. Sustain independent journalism in Nigeria – contribute to Legit.ng. Facebook’s owner, Mark Zuckerberg may see his networth decline following the tumbling of Facebook’s shares on Wednesday, February 2, 2022. The company missed its targeted earnings and saw its stock go down by 20 per cent as it reported weak guidance as its growth declined. The company reported $3.67 per share as against the projected $3.84 and revenue of $33.67 billion against the projected $33.4 billion. PAY ATTENTION: Install our latest app for Android, read best news on Nigeria’s #1 news app Recommended for you "No old notes yet from CBN": Banks ration cash as Supreme Court suspends wi... The social media giant also missed its estimated user numbers. Its Active Daily Users declined to 1.93 billion against the 1.95 expected, according to StreetAccount. Also, its Month Active users declined to 2.91 billion as against the projected 2.95 by analysts, StreetAccount reports. Facebook also missed its estimates with user numbers. Its projected revenue per user dropped to $11.38 against the projected $11.57 by analysts. The firm now named Meta had a disappointing run in the first quarter and came up short on its fourth quarter in comparison to the quarter before. The company said earnings in the first quarter will be $27 billion to $29 billion as analysts expected sales of $30.15 billion, Refinitiv reports. This will mean a 3 per cent to 11 per cent year on year growth. Facebook blamed its decline on a number of issues which includes privacy changes by Apple’s iOS and macroeconomic issues. It blamed the decline partly on inflation and supply chain challenges that are affecting advertisers’ budgets. Recommended for you “Hand dey scratch baba”: Davido mistakenly posts video of him getting massa... Legit.ng has reported that Techprenuer, Mark Zuckerberg, has said that he was not worried about the money lost or the number of users who migrated to other social media platforms during a seven-hour outage of his services on Monday, October 4. Zuckerberg, who made his stance known in a Facebook post on Tuesday, October 6 said he was rather concerned about those who rely on his products to connect with friends and family. Also, Zuckerberg said the allegations of a Whistleblower against Facebook services are untrue and do not depict Facebook and its sister platforms. Source: Legit.ng Facebook saw its shares tumble on Wednesday, February 2 which analysts believe may also affect the financial standing of its founder, Mark Zuckerberg The company missed it projected earning as Daily and Monthly Active Users did not live up as projected Also, the company's projected revenue per user declined between 3 to 11 per cent as the company missed its fourth quarter financial estimates Your support matters. Sustain independent journalism in Nigeria – contribute to Legit.ng. Install our latest app for Android, read best news on Nigeria’s #1 news app Legit.ng