[Manus Early Investors Plan to Repurchase Meta Transaction Shares for $2 Billion] According to a report by Jinse Finance, as disclosed by The Information, the $2 billion acquisition of AI company Manus by Meta Platforms may face a reversal due to regulatory requirements. Sources indicate that Manus' early investors are planning to repurchase the company's equity at the approximately $2 billion price Meta originally paid, in response to regulatory authorities' decision to revoke the transaction. This development has drawn attention within the AI startup community, with some founders expressing concerns that cross-border financing and exit strategies may face further restrictions. However, for the original investors, the repurchase transaction presents an opportunity to regain control of the company and potentially reassess its valuation. Analysts point out that this incident reflects the rising uncertainty in U.S.-China technology investments and mergers and acquisitions, while also highlighting the ongoing tug-of-war between capital structures and regulatory environments in the AI sector.