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

With shares reportedly expected to list this week on the NYSE, the software startup just upped its target share price range. Here's what to know.

Figma — the San Francisco-based collaborative design startup that has raised millions from a who’s who of Silicon Valley — increased the expected price range for its shares and now expects to net about $1.

Figma Inc. raises its IPO price to $30-$32, targeting a $1.2 billion raise, despite an earlier failed sale to Adobe and a challenging market environment.

Figma Inc. is running its IPO more like an auction than a traditional listing, in an effort to wring the most out of its highly anticipated public debut.

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

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.