Figma nourished the crowd at its Wall Street IPO party with free pizza, branded swag, and vibes.

Design software maker Figma trebled on its market debut after an upsized initial public offering that is likely to trigger a flurry of deals for venture capital-backed start-ups that have waited for years to list.

Investors cash in as design firm goes public after takeover dreams dashed updated Adobe competitor and one-time acquisition target Figma debuted on public markets on Thursday with 36,937,080 shares of Class A common stock at $33 apiece,

Figma Inc.’s 250% surge in its debut session is the kind of coming-out party every startup dreams of when it goes public.

Figma's shares more than tripled in their New York Stock Exchange debut Thursday, signaling renewed investor appetite for technology initial public offerings after a multiyear slump. The San Francisco?

At more than $19 billion, the design-software company’s initial market cap priced well above its private valuation, a welcome scenario for venture investors