Key Highlights
- Figma (FIG) surged 8.8% Monday, closing at $20.39, though this comes amid significant insider selling and a dramatic post-IPO downturn.
- Q4 2025 revenue climbed 40.1% year-over-year to reach $303.78M, while EPS of $0.08 exceeded analyst projections of -$0.20.
- Year-to-date losses stand at approximately 49%, with shares trading well beneath the 200-day moving average of $32.08.
- Wall Street maintains a Hold consensus rating, though the average target price of $43.25 represents a 112% premium to current levels.
- Corporate insiders disposed of roughly 956,362 shares valued at approximately $27.9M during the previous quarter, with CEO Dylan Field selling over 236,000 shares.
Figma (FIG) experienced an 8.8% climb Monday, settling at $20.39 after reaching an intraday peak of $20.40. Trading volume came in at approximately 4.82 million shares ā significantly lighter than the typical daily volume of 14.7 million, representing a 67% decline.
Shares had concluded the previous session at $18.74.
This upward movement provided temporary relief for shareholders who have endured substantial losses. Following its July 2025 public debut, Figma has surrendered 68% of its market value. An additional 49% decline has occurred in 2026 alone.
The 50-day moving average currently rests at $23.11, while the 200-day moving average stands at $32.08. Current trading levels remain substantially below both technical indicators.
The organization’s market capitalization sits at $8.87 billion, accompanied by a price-to-earnings ratio of -6.40 ā evidence that the company continues to operate at a loss.
Revenue Acceleration Despite Persistent Losses
Figma’s most recent quarterly disclosure, published February 18, revealed Q4 2025 revenue of $303.78M ā representing 40.1% year-over-year expansion. The firm delivered EPS of $0.08, dramatically surpassing analyst consensus of -$0.20.
However, these topline metrics obscure underlying profitability challenges. The company operates with a net margin of -121.87% and reports a negative return on equity of 97.03%. Full-year EPS projections point to -$0.69.
Net dollar retention reached 136%, indicating that current customers are increasing their platform investment ā an encouraging metric amid challenging market conditions.
Wall Street Maintains Cautious Stance Despite Elevated Price Targets
Analyst sentiment remains divided. Among those covering FIG, four maintain Buy ratings, ten recommend Hold, and one advises Sell. The consensus price objective stands at $43.25 ā approximately 112% higher than Monday’s closing price.
Multiple analysts reduced their expectations in February. Royal Bank of Canada lowered its target from $38 to $31. Stifel Nicolaus decreased projections from $40 to $30. Morgan Stanley maintains a $44 forecast. Oppenheimer introduced coverage with a market perform designation in March.
The substantial disconnect between consensus targets and actual trading levels suggests analysts believe the market has overreacted.
Yet certain challenges remain difficult to dismiss. Anthropic’s Claude Design offering has sparked concerns regarding competitive dynamics affecting Figma’s primary business model. Conversely, Figma’s deep integration with Claude Code may mitigate this competitive risk.
CEO Dylan Field disposed of 236,930 shares in late February at an average transaction price of $30.77, generating proceeds exceeding $7.29M. General Counsel Brendan Mulligan sold 4,817 shares during March. Collectively, company insiders unloaded approximately 956,362 shares valued at roughly $27.9M throughout the most recent quarter.
Institutional investor activity tells a different story. JPMorgan Chase expanded its holdings by 119.4% in Q4. Baillie Gifford increased its position by 93.8%. Early backers including SC US Ttgp, ICONIQ Capital, and a16z each established positions exceeding $800M in Q3.
Current analyst forecasts project EPS of -$0.69 for the complete fiscal year.


