On October 22, Figma rose 5.13% in Regular Trading, trading near $24.14 with turnover of $116 million.
The latest market discussion points to a modest easing in investor concerns over the balance between AI investment and profitability, supporting a continued rebound after the stock’s earlier sharp pullback.
Recent company commentary indicated Figma was willing to accept margin pressure to drive AI demand growth. Its quarterly gross margin has declined from above 90% historically to the mid-80% range over the past year. At the same time, the company has begun charging for AI credits on a usage-based model, signaling an effort to convert AI adoption into revenue and gradually improve unit economics. Wall Street views remain mixed: one broker recently cut its target price to $22 while keeping a hold-equivalent stance, suggesting the latest move is more consistent with a trading recovery than a full re-rating ahead of the next earnings report on November 4.
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