Figma, the design software startup, disclosed on Tuesday the confidential filing for its initial public offering, a move from which material information is not anticipated for at least another month.

Notwithstanding the recurring spectre cast upon the stock market by the vicissitudes of the Trump administration's trade policies and tariffs, the current pursuit of an IPO, even merely in the exploratory phase, elicits considerable astonishment. Potential behemoth tech IPOs, such as Klarna and StubHub, which exhibited fervent activity last month, were summarily placed on indefinite hiatus in early April subsequent to the market's precipitous decline instigated by tariff-related news, and as of yet, their rescheduling remains indeterminate.

That Figma is ostensibly progressing toward an IPO should not be construed as an indication that it will adhere to the conventional timetable, which typically sees such undertakings culminate within a four-to-six week timeframe following the imprimatur upon requisite confidential documentation.

Figma, 창의적인 전문가들을 위한 협업적 소프트웨어 및 웹 애플리케이션 개발을 선도하는 기업은 2024년 5월에 완료된 일련의 텐더 오퍼를 통해 125억 달러의 가치를 최종적으로 인정받았는데, 이는 기존 주주들에게 유동성을 제공하기 위한 기회를 부여했습니다; 이는 2023년에 유럽 및 미국 규제 기관들의 제지로 인해 무산되었던 Adobe의 200억 달러 규모의 인수를 시도했으나 좌절되었던 이전 시도와는 대조적인 성과입니다.

The company's backing by venture capital firms including Sequoia Capital, Index Ventures, Greylock, and Kleiner Perkins is further underscored by these investors' representation on the board of directors, alongside numerous other institutions such as Andreessen Horowitz and IVP.

Figma는 해당 사안에 대한 일체의 추가적인 질의에 대해 함구하며, 어떠한 입장 표명도 회피하는 태도를 견지했다.