Core Insights - Figma Inc.'s IPO has generated significant market attention, with CEO Dylan Field's net worth soaring to $6.1 billion, nearing the threshold to join the world's 500 richest individuals [2] - The stock debuted at $115.50, a 250% increase from its $33 offering price, marking it as one of the most notable tech IPOs of the year [2] - Co-founder Evan Wallace also became a billionaire with his shares valued at approximately $3.1 billion, although he donated about 3% of his shares to a community foundation [2] Compensation and Performance Targets - Field is likely to achieve long-term performance targets set by the company due to the stock price surge, with a compensation plan reserving 14.5 million shares divided into seven performance tiers [3] - The first tier requires a 60-day average stock price exceeding $60, while the highest tier is set at $130, with Field already surpassing the first threshold [3] - The incentive structure is designed to reward significant company growth, with shares vesting over seven years and an additional 14.5 million shares subject to a traditional vesting schedule [3] Additional Stock Options - Field may also gain an extra 11.25 million shares from a previous compensation plan linked to company valuation targets, with Figma's current valuation exceeding $65 billion, making these shares worth approximately $1.3 billion [4]
Figma上市首日暴涨250% 联合创始人Dylan Field身家飙升至61亿美元