Overview
- Figma sold 36.9 million Class A shares at $33 apiece, raising about $1.2 billion with proceeds split between new issuance and secondary sales.
- The offering set a fully diluted valuation near $19.3 billion, just under the $20 billion Adobe acquisition that was blocked by regulators in 2023.
- Shares of FIG opened at $85 on the New York Stock Exchange, more than doubling the IPO price in one of this year’s strongest first-day tech performances.
- Early backers including Index Ventures, Greylock Partners, Kleiner Perkins, Sequoia Capital and the MCF Gift Fund sold 24.4 million shares to realize significant liquidity.
- The debut follows high-profile listings from Circle, CoreWeave and Chime and underscores a broader recovery in venture-backed technology IPOs.