Lowey Dannenberg said it is investigating Figma for potential violations of US federal securities laws tied to the company’s IPO. Figma listed on the NYSE under the ticker FIG on July 31, 2025, and priced the offering at USD 33 per share. The firm said the IPO raised more than USD 1.2 billion and that the stock price has since declined significantly. It said investors who bought shares in or traceable to the IPO may have legal rights if the registration statement contained materially misleading statements or omissions.
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