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Figma’s stock plunges after company’s first earnings report since IPO

Figma's revenue rise was fueled by AI-driven products and acquisitions, achieving a 129% net retention rate, signaling strong growth in existing customer expansion.

  • Figma released its first post‑IPO results, showing 41% revenue growth to $249.6 million in the second quarter of 2025, after its July IPO raised $1.2 billion and valued the company over $20 billion.
  • Figma's growth was driven by new AI tools and acquisitions, namely launches of Figma Make and Figma Sites and acquisitions of Modyfi and Payload, while last year sales of DEV mode expanded customer revenue streams.
  • Figma reported improved operating metrics, noting net income $846,000, adjusted operating income $11.5 million, and a third quarter revenue forecast $263 million–$265 million.
  • Investors reacted quickly, with Figma shares falling 13% in extended trading and closing at $68.13 on Wednesday, amid lockups covering 35% of Class A stock until August 2026 and a 25% employee lockup release after market close on Sept. 4.
  • Amid sector‑wide AI concern this year, Dylan Field said, `I think that the more that software becomes easier to build with AI, the more that people are going to see that that human touch is needed,' providing clarity for investors.
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247wallst.com broke the news in New York, United States on Wednesday, September 3, 2025.
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