Figma Shares Plunge 4.36% as Mixed Earnings and Growth Concerns Drag Trading Volume to 224th Rank

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Monday, Sep 8, 2025 8:21 pm ET1min read
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- Figma shares fell 4.36% on Sept 8, 2025, with $510M volume, ranking 224th in market activity due to mixed earnings and growth concerns.

- The decline followed Q2 revenue growth of 41% (vs 46% at IPO) and Q3 guidance of 33%, alongside a 129% net dollar retention rate (down from 132% at IPO).

- Analysts highlight a 26x forward revenue multiple as elevated for a near-breakeven company, with AI disruption risks amplifying investor sensitivity.

- Figma's browser-based design tools remain central to industry workflows despite volatility, offering collaborative platforms for digital product creation.

On September 8, 2025, , , ranking 224th in market activity. The stock’s sharp drop followed mixed earnings and growth concerns, though the firm’s core tools remain central to design workflows across industries.

Figma, Inc. offers a browser-based design platform with collaborative tools such as FigmaFIG-- Design, Dev Mode, FigJam, and AI-powered Figma Make. The company, headquartered in San Francisco since 2012, enables teams to create, prototype, and publish digital products. Its suite includes specialized tools for illustration, presentations, and social media asset creation, positioning it as a key player in the design-technology sector.

Recent volatility reflects investor reaction to earnings that highlighted decelerating growth. , third-quarter guidance of 33% raised concerns. . , amplifying sensitivity to AI disruption risks.

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