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Figma, the design software unicorn run by Dylan Field, will go public on Thursday in a moment bigger than any one company.
Design software firm Figma will begin trading later on Thursday after raising $1.22 billion in a blowout U.S. float, setting the stage for a flurry of high-growth tech listings and strengthening a ...
Antitrust pressure killed Adobe's $20 billion takeover for design startup Figma. Its cofounder Dylan Field floated the business on NYSE at nearly the same valuation.
Figma sent out its IPO prospectus a month ago and has since revised the proposed price upward. On July 21, it put the price in the range of $25 to $28 per share. By July 28, it was between $30 and $32 ...
Figma Inc.’s US initial public offering is approaching 40 times oversubscribed, according to people familiar with the matter, ...
For those venture-backed companies that have made their public-market debuts this year, the reception has been exceptionally ...
At more than $19 billion, the design-software company’s initial market cap priced well above its private valuation, a welcome scenario for venture investors ...
Figma may lead the way for other software companies including Genesys, Canva and Databricks to conduct multibillion-dollar ...
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