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Design software maker Figma on Tuesday filed for an initial public offering, becoming the latest tech firm to plan a trading debut as the market for new listings shows signs of heating up.

The financials are impressive and founder CEO Dylan Field already cashed out $20 million worth of shares last year.

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Design software company Figma has filed for an IPO, which is expected to raise up to $1.5 billion.

Figma shows strong growth, profitability, and global traction ahead of its IPO, but founder control and valuation risks remain. Find out why FIG stock is a hold.

As Figma moves to capitalize on the bullish conditions for new issuers, a key question for its venture investors and employees is whether it can top the $20 billion valuation that Adobe was ...

Figma files for IPO, aiming to list on NYSE under "FIG," with details like share count and price to come, according to its blog and the SF Business Times.

Figma, the target of a failed $20 billion acquisition attempt by Adobe, had confidentially filed a draft registration of the offering with the SEC in April.

Figma publicly shared its financials Tuesday, inching the design software company closer to an IPO. And while this initial S-1 is missing details such as number of shares to be offered and what ...