On October 27, Figma fell 5.14% in Regular Trading, trading at $23.389 per share, with turnover of $76.99 million.
The clearest recent catalyst is an investment-bank target cut disclosed in mid-October: Stifel lowered its price target on Figma to $22 from $25 while maintaining a Hold rating, adding pressure to sentiment around valuation.
That caution followed a quarter in which Figma posted Q2 revenue of $370.1 million, up 48% year over year, and raised full-year revenue guidance to $1.463 billion-$1.467 billion. However, management also indicated heavier AI investment could continue to pressure margins and cash flow, with profitability recovery uncertain as AI-related costs rise. This combination of strong growth but weaker margin visibility helps explain why the target-price reduction has remained an overhang on the shares.
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