Manus original investors are reportedly planning to buy back an AI company from Meta for $2 billion, according to a report by The Information that is also cited by Channel NewsAsia and Investing.com. The proposal centers on the investors’ plan to regain control of the AI firm that is currently associated with Meta. The reported figure is $2 billion, suggesting a full buyback arrangement rather than a minority stake acquisition. The available summaries do not provide details on the timing, the structure of the deal, or what specific assets, technology, or corporate entities would be included in the buyback. Nor do they clarify whether Meta has agreed to the terms or whether negotiations are already underway. As described in the cited reporting, the development is at the level of a planned transaction rather than a completed sale, and additional information would be needed to confirm approvals, conditions, and the final transaction terms.