Dylan Field, co -founder and CEO of Figma, appears on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange on July 31, 2025.
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Figma The shares fell 23% on Monday, reducing the profits that the design software company published after reaching the market last week.
The action fell from $ 27.50 to $ 94.50 at noon. That is less from a closure of $ 122 on Friday.
Figma and the main shareholders sold around 37 million shares at $ 33 per share on Wednesday night, which produces around $ 412 million in revenues that flow to the company. On Thursday, their first negotiation day in the New York Stock Exchange, the actions tripled.
The initial reception shows a renewed appetite on Wall Street for high growth technology companies after a historically slow section for initial public offers.
Figma said in an updated OPI prospect that he expects the income of the second quarter to increase around 40% compared to the previous year. But unlike many technology companies that have been published in recent years, Figma has regularly published profits.
The completely diluted assessment of Figma is located at approximately $ 56 billion, almost triple the amount that Adobe agreed to pay in its 2022 acquisition offer. The regulators of the European Union and the United Kingdom opposed the agreement, to which the two companies canceled at the end of 2023.
Dylan Field, the 33 -year CEO of Figma, has shares in the company worth more than $ 5 billion even after Monday’s fall.
