Figma IPO: How to buy Figma shares
Figma’s IPO offers access to the cloud-based design software favoured by graphic designers around the world.
What is the Figma IPO date?
Figma, Inc. publicly filed for its IPO on 1 July 2025. It plans to list on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker ‘FIG.’[1]
However, it has not yet confirmed the exact trading day it will launch.
What is the expected Figma IPO share price?
Figma hasn’t disclosed its official IPO price or share count.
Analysts believe the IPO could raise as much as US$1.5 billion, depending on how many shares Figma ultimately decides to offer to public investors.
What is the ticker symbol for Figma?
Figma will use the ticker symbol ‘$FIG’.
How to buy shares in Figma
FIG is not currently listed at this time. When the business completes their IPO, you can follow the steps below to buy shares in the company.
1. Open a stock investing account
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2. Fund your account
Complete an application with your personal and financial details. Fund your account with a bank transfer, debit card or even Apple/Google Pay.
3. Search for Figma
Find the asset by searching for the name or ticker symbol $FIG. Do your own research to ensure it is the right investment product for your own circumstances.
4. Choose an order type and buy the asset
Buy on any trading day using a market order or limit order to delay your purchase of the asset until it reaches your desired price. You may wish to look into dollar cost averaging to spread out your risk, which smooths out buying at consistent intervals.
5. Monitor your investment
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About Figma (FIG)
Figma is a technology firm that specialises in tools for digital design and collaboration. It was founded by Dylan Field (the current CEO) and Evan Wallace in 2012. It is based in San Francisco.
Figma is entirely cloud-based, allowing teams to work together in real time through a web browser or desktop app. This has made it a favourite among companies needing fast, efficient design processes, including industry leaders like Google, Amazon, and Netflix.
Figma’s platform supports a wide range of tasks, from crafting user interfaces and prototypes to gathering feedback and preparing assets for developers. The company has expanded into AI features designed to streamline routine design work. It’s also been integrating more closely with other software tools in product development.
Figma has 13 million monthly active users and reported revenue of US$749 million in FY24, up 48% YoY. Revenue grew 46% YoY to US$228m in Q1 FY25.
In 2022, software giant Adobe announced a proposed $20 billion acquisition of Figma, which would have been one of the biggest deals in the software sector. However, in 2023, the two companies called off the merger following regulatory concerns in multiple regions. Adobe paid Figma a breakup fee of US$1b.
Today, Figma dominates the collaborative design stack, out‑innovating legacy rivals such as Adobe, Sketch and InVision by offering true real‑time co‑editing, cross‑platform access and an expansive third‑party plugin ecosystem, all of which position the company to keep expanding seats and functionality as it heads toward its long‑anticipated IPO.
Who owns Figma?
A substantial share of ownership is still held by its founders Dylan Field and Evan Wallace.
Figma has secured investment from several top venture capital firms, including Andreessen Horowitz, Greylock Partners, Index Ventures, and Sequoia Capital, which have provided significant backing through various funding rounds.
More details about ownership will be available ahead of the IPO.
FIG IPO details
Proposed ticker symbol | $FIG |
Company Name | Figma |
Exchange | NYSE |
Share price | Not available at this time |
Shares offered | Not available at this time |
We’ll update this article when more information becomes available.
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