Figma (FIG.US) raised the IPO pricing range to $30-32 per share and target a valuation of US$18.8 billion

Zhitongcaijing · 07/28/2025 16:09

The Zhitong Finance App learned that design software company Figma announced an increase in its US initial public offering (IPO) pricing range on Monday to push the company's valuation to about US$18.8 billion. This adjustment reflects the current strong interest of investors in high-growth technology stocks, and also indicates that the US IPO market is recovering strongly.

According to the latest disclosure, Figma and some of its current investors plan to sell shares at a price of 30 to 32 US dollars per share, with a funding scale of 1.18 billion US dollars. Previously, the company's proposed issue price range was $25 to $28 per share.

If this release is successfully completed, Figma's valuation will be closer to its $20 billion level when it reached an acquisition agreement with Adobe in 2022. At the time, Adobe (ADBE.US), the parent company of Photoshop, planned to buy Figma for $20 billion, but the deal was eventually abandoned in December 2023 due to anti-monopoly scrutiny pressure from EU and UK regulators.

Since 2025, the US IPO market has gradually recovered its vitality after experiencing brief fluctuations in April due to uncertainties related to tariffs. Investment bankers expect that as the summer low season comes to an end, IPO activity will accelerate markedly after the fall window opens. In particular, driven by high-growth technology companies, market demand is very strong.

Figma plans to list and trade on the New York Stock Exchange this time, with the stock code “FIG”. Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, Allen & Company, and J.P. Morgan Chase will act as lead underwriters for this launch.

Figma is a cloud-based collaborative design platform founded in 2012. It is favored by many designers and developers because of its ability to collaborate in real-time design on the web. This listing is not only a recognition of its business model, but it will also be another milestone in the return of tech unicorns to the capital market.