4000亿，一位90后IPO敲钟了

Core Viewpoint - Figma's IPO on July 31 marked the largest IPO in the U.S. tech sector since 2021, with shares priced at $33 and closing up 250%, resulting in a market capitalization of $5.63 billion (approximately 40 billion RMB) [1][3][21]. Company Background - Figma was founded by Dylan Field, a college dropout, aiming to challenge Adobe by creating an online graphic design platform [2][5]. - The company has received backing from numerous venture capital firms over its 13-year history [2][6]. Financial Performance - Figma's revenue for 2024 is projected to be $749 million, a 48% increase year-over-year, with Q1 2025 revenue at $228.2 million, up 46% [12]. - The company has over 1,031 annual paying customers exceeding $100,000, a 47% increase, including major clients like Netflix and Duolingo [12]. Investment and Valuation - Figma's journey includes multiple funding rounds, with significant investments from firms like Index Ventures and Greylock Partners, leading to a valuation of $10 billion by 2021 [17][18]. - The latest funding round before the IPO raised $416 million, with major stakeholders including Durable Capital and Morgan Stanley [19]. Wealth Creation - The IPO generated substantial wealth for early investors, with the potential for returns exceeding 10 times their initial investments [22][23]. - Dylan Field's net worth surged to $6.1 billion post-IPO, reflecting the financial success of the venture [21][22]. Market Impact - Figma's IPO is seen as a bellwether for future valuations of other tech unicorns, indicating a potential resurgence in the IPO market [23][24]. - The overall sentiment in the venture capital and private equity markets is improving, with a notable increase in IPO activity in 2025 [24][25].