(Web Desk) - Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg faces risks of injuries and deaths penchant for "high-risk activities," says Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in its recent filing.
This alert, newly added under "risk factors" in Meta's 10-K filing for 2023, highlights Zuckerberg's engagement in risky hobbies like hydrofoiling and mixed martial arts.
The filing goes on to express concerns that potential mishaps during Zuckerberg's pursuits, such as surfing, sparring, or flying, could have a "material adverse impact" on Meta's operations.
Interestingly, the document suggests that Zuckerberg has completed the requirements to become a certified pilot, noting his involvement in "combat sports, extreme sports, and recreational aviation."
This cautionary disclosure, not present in Meta's 2022 10-K filing, underscores the company's reliance on the ongoing services and performance of key personnel, particularly Mark Zuckerberg.
The inclusion of such a warning is atypical in Meta's filings and raises attention to the potential consequences associated with the CEO's adventurous activities.