Figma (FIG) Skyrockets 250% in Record-setting IPO
Figma (FIG) made its long-awaited public debut on July 31, 2025, with shares opening at $85—more than double its $33 IPO price—and closing at $115.50, marking a 250% first-day gain. The blockbuster performance pushed the company’s market capitalization to nearly $50 billion, far surpassing its IPO valuation of $19.3 billion.
The IPO is seen as a major win for the 2025 tech IPO class, reigniting confidence in high-growth software listings.
IPO Details
- IPO Price: $33.00 per share
- Shares Offered: ~36.94 million Class A shares
- ~12.47 million by Figma
- ~24.47 million by existing shareholders
- Gross Proceeds: ~$1.22 billion
- Figma receives ~$412 million
- Selling shareholders receive ~$807 million
- Lead Underwriters: Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, J.P. Morgan
Valuation
- IPO Valuation: ~$19.3 billion
- Fully Diluted Valuation Post-IPO: ~$20 billion
Market Debut Performance
- Opening Price: $85.00
- Day High: ~$115.50
- Closing Price: $115.50
- Day 1 Gain: +250% from IPO price
- Market Capitalization at Close: ~$47–50 billion
- Trading Volume: Exceptionally high with strong retail and institutional demand
Key Highlights
- Figma’s IPO marks one of the most successful tech listings in recent years.
- The company’s public debut comes after the collapse of the $20 billion Adobe acquisition due to regulatory opposition in late 2023.
- Investor demand was strong due to Figma’s high growth profile, clean capital structure, and growing ARR (reportedly over $500 million).
- The IPO is viewed as a milestone moment for the 2025 IPO market, signaling renewed interest in high-growth software names.
Conclusion
Figma’s IPO significantly exceeded expectations, both in pricing and aftermarket performance. The 250% first-day gain makes it one of the biggest opening day pops for a billion-dollar-plus U.S. tech IPO in the last decade. The success underscores strong investor appetite for category-defining SaaS platforms with clear product-market fit and a large user base.