Australian investors on Figma's $18.8 billion IPO. Learn about key financials, trading details, and investment strategies to navigate this major tech opportunity.

The U.S. IPO market is recovering in 2025 after a brief speed bump in April due to tariff-related volatility. Bankers expect activity to accelerate once the summer lull ends and the fall window opens, driven by strong demand for high-growth listings.

Silicon Valley royalty are set to be the big winners from Figma’s initial public offering this week. Former Meta and Google executive Sheryl Sandberg, former LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner, and venture capital firms Greylock Partners and Kleiner Perkins are all turning modest investments into

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While investors are closely watching the evolving competitive dynamics with Adobe (NASDAQ: ADBE) and Canva, DA Davidson believes Figma “has a strong argument to remain a category leader” due to its “key role in product management workflows, collaboration capabilities, and partner ecosystem.”

Sometimes good things happen to nice guys. I’m talking about Dylan Field, one of the more grounded founder-CEOs you’re likely to meet in tech. His design software firm, Figma, looks to be sailing toward a very strong public debut in the next week.

Do you want to buy the new Figma IPO shares? Follow the guide to know how and when of the process and how you can be a part of it.

Figma sets terms in its upcoming initial public offering, and co-founder Dylan Field could net more than $60 million from selling his personal shares.

In 2024, Figma's board authorized a $55 million investment into a Bitwise Bitcoin exchange-traded fund. As of March 31, the holding was worth $69.5 million, according to the filing.