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2026-07-24 16:51 1d ago
2026-07-24 10:30 1d ago
Akcie Figma klesají kvůli obavám z AI před výsledky
FIG Figma
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Shares of the software company Figma (FIG +4.20%) tumbled 16.5% this week, according to data provided by S&P Global Market Intelligence, as investors continue to worry that artificial intelligence companies will disrupt software stocks.

Figma reports its second-quarter results early next month, and investors don't appear eager to wait around and find out how the company is navigating the increasingly complex AI software space.

Image source: Getty Images.

No room for error It's not uncommon for some shareholders to sell ahead of an earnings report if they're concerned about an unusually poor quarter or the overall direction of the company.

In Figma's case, the company's shares are trading at a premium compared to the broader tech sector, leaving little room for error in the quarterly results. Figma stock has a forward price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of 158, which is quite a premium when shareholders are already worried that AI could replace some of the company's services.

There's no question that AI is becoming more capable, with news surfacing this week that an unreleased OpenAI ChatGPT model went rogue during a cybersecurity test and hacked another website to try to find answers to the test. Even though Figma isn't a cybersecurity company, the incident underscores that AI models are far more sophisticated than many software companies' services.

Figma is showing signs of life, however, even if its falling stock price doesn't reflect that. First-quarter revenue rose 46% from the year-ago quarter to $333.4 million, net dollar retention was 139%, and Figma management raised the company's full-year guidance to more than $1.4 billion -- a 35% increase year-over-year.

Still, it clearly hasn't been enough to ease investors' concerns. Anthropic launched Claude Design at the end of April, and it directly competes with Figma's platform. The sell-off this week shows that shareholders aren't yet confident that Figma can outlast its AI rivals.

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More insight is coming If you're trying to decide whether to buy shares of Figma right now, it's probably best to wait until after the company's second-quarter results are released on Aug. 5.

Personally, I'd probably wait a few quarters before considering buying shares, to see how well the company adapts to its new competition and if it can continue retaining customers -- and adding new ones -- amid the rollout of Anthropic's Claude Design.

At this point, Figma will have to report some very impressive results to ease investor fears.
2026-07-14 14:14 11d ago
2026-07-14 08:35 11d ago
Figma míří k rezistenci 27,80 USD po dvojitém dnu
FIG Figma
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Figma stock has staged a modest comeback in the past few days, moving from a record low of $16.80 to the current $23.65.

This rebound may continue in the coming weeks after the stock formed a double-bottom pattern and as its earnings report looms. 

The daily chart shows that Figma’s tide is turning after months of falling. It formed a double-bottom pattern at $16.80, its lowest level in April and June this year. Its neckline was at $27.80, its highest point on June 1 this year.

The stock has now moved above the 50-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA), while the Relative Strength Index (RSI) has jumped to 61 from the year-to-date low of 17.83. 

Therefore, the stock will likely continue rising in the near term, potentially to the key resistance at $27.80.

A move above that level will point to more gains, potentially to the Ultimate Resistance of the Murrey Math Lines of $31.25, which is about 35% above the current level. 

Figma Inc. stock chart | Source: TradingView

Figma is a top player in the software industry, where it offers a platform that simplifies how companies design. It is used widely by companies of all sizes, including giants like Google, Airbnb, Atlassian, Microsoft, GitHub, and Duolingo. 

Its stock initially jumped after its IPO last year and then started a strong downward trend, reaching a record low this year.

This retreat happened as investors dumped software companies in a process that has become known as the SaaSApocalypse. Other top software companies like Atlassian, Adobe, Autodesk, and ServiceNow have plunged.

In reality, however, Figma’s business has continued to grow as more companies have embraced its solution.

Its last financial results showed that its revenue jumped by 46% in Q1 to $333.4 million, higher than its previous guidance.

The company’s results showed that its business continued to attract clients despite the AI disruption. The number of companies paying over $10,000 jumped to 15,218 from 11,107 in the same period last year.

Those paying $100,000 and above jumped to 1,525 from 1,031. Notably, the company received an order from one hyperscaler that added 35,000 paid seats during the quarter.

Instead of being disrupted by AI, the company is using this technology to improve and monetize its solution. For example, it started to implement AI credit limits for all its customers in March, without experiencing any significant churn.

The management team expects that the upcoming earnings report will show that its business continued growing in Q2.

Its guidance is that its revenue will be between $348 million and $350 million, up by 40% YoY. 

It expects its annual revenue to be between $1.422 billion and $1.428 billion, representing a 35% YoY growth. The real figure will likely be higher than that, as the management tends to be highly conservative.

Most analysts have a price target that is higher than the current one. Bank of America analysts have a target of $30, while Wells Fargo’s Michael Turrin has a target of $36.

Piper Sandler, Citigroup, and JPMorgan analysts have targets of above $30.

Figma does have some challenges. For example, competition continues to rise, with companies like Sketch and Adobe being major ones.

Also, it is still losing money, with its loss from operations rising to $137 million in the first quarter. Its valuation is still high, with its forward price-to-sales ratio rising to 7.7. 
2026-07-10 23:53 15d ago
2026-07-10 17:13 15d ago
Akcie Figma klesly kvůli obavám z AI konkurence
FIG Figma
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Shares of Figma (FIG 5.26%) fell 51.6% in the first half of 2026, according to data from S&P Global Market Intelligence.

The collaborative design platform posted excellent financial results, but investors spent the first half of the year worrying about what AI might do to the business.

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Great quarter, rough six months Figma's Q1 2026 report in mid-May was impressive by most measures. Revenue rose 46% year over year to $333.4 million. Non-GAAP earnings per share came in at $0.10, nearly doubling the $0.06 consensus estimate. Net dollar retention hit 139%, the highest level in over two years. Management raised full-year revenue guidance by $55 million.

The stock jumped 10% after hours on the news. But the relief was short-lived. June happened, and shares lost 29% in a single month.

The culprit? Fear of AI-native competition, particularly Anthropic's Claude Design. The fear is that generative AI could commoditize design work, making Figma's collaborative platform less essential over time. It's a legitimate question, but one that Figma's actual results haven't validated yet.

Management is working to integrate AI features and monetize them through credit-based pricing, but investors remain skeptical.

Image source: The Motley Fool.

Figma started charging for AI credits in mid-March. Early signs were positive: over 75% of enterprise users who hit their limits kept paying for more. Teams buying AI add-ons spend more than three times as much annually as those who don't. CEO Dylan Field has emphasized that Figma's multiplayer canvas and deep product context give it advantages that AI-only tools can't easily replicate.

But the narrative around potential AI disruption proved more powerful than the numbers.

Activist investor Findell Capital piled on in late May, calling the stock "significantly undervalued" and urging management to examine its relationship with Anthropic. A securities law investigation announced in March added to the noise. None of this helped the stock find its footing.

Not cheap, but worth a premium price Figma's stock isn't cheap. Trading at 47 times free cash flow and 62 times forward earnings, the valuation still soars in the stratosphere even after the recent price drops.

But that's typical for a company growing revenue at 46% year over year with improving profitability. The company has $1.6 billion in cash and nearly 690,000 paid customers with strong upsell dynamics. Switching costs are real, whether you're moving to other collaborative design platforms or to newfangled AI prompts.

Think of Figma as an AI-fueled Adobe (ADBE +0.50%) for teams. The product is embedded in enterprise workflows. AI-native tools might erode that moat over time, but the revolution won't be quick. Can Figma stay ahead by building AI into its own platform?

It's probably not the time to back up the truck and load up on Figma stock. But this innovative growth story is worth keeping on the watch list. Q2 earnings in August should offer more clarity on whether the AI threat is real or overblown.

Anders Bylund has no position in any of the stocks mentioned. The Motley Fool has positions in and recommends Adobe and Figma. The Motley Fool recommends the following options: long January 2028 $330 calls on Adobe and short January 2028 $340 calls on Adobe. The Motley Fool has a disclosure policy.
2026-07-07 19:09 18d ago
2026-07-07 13:00 18d ago
Bank of America vidí Figma jako vítěze AI
FIG Figma
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The brokerage said Figma’s stock has fallen about 85% from its 52-week high as investors worried that generative AI would reduce the need for design software.

However, Bank of America believes AI is expanding demand for collaborative product development and creating new monetization opportunities through Figma’s hybrid seat-based and usage-based pricing model.

The firm values Figma at 8 times estimated 2027 enterprise value-to-sales, above the peer average of about 5.9 times, citing the company’s stronger growth outlook and growing role in AI-powered software development.

AI Seen Driving AdoptionBank of America said AI is increasing the number of people creating digital products while also making workflows more complex. That, in turn, should increase demand for a centralized platform where designers, developers and product teams can collaborate.

The analysts pointed to early evidence that AI is already contributing to revenue growth. During the first quarter of 2026, 75% of enterprise customers that exceeded their AI credit limits purchased additional credits, while more than 95% remained active on the platform. Enterprise customers generating more than $100,000 in annual recurring revenue increased 48% year over year, while net dollar retention reached 139%.

Growth OutlookBank of America projects revenue growth of 35.6% in 2026 and 23% in 2027, compared with peer averages of 19.3% and 15.7%, respectively. The brokerage expects AI investments to pressure margins in the near term but forecasts operating margin expansion from 9.2% in 2026 to 13.8% by 2028, alongside improving free cash flow margins.

The analysts also highlighted continued enterprise adoption as a key growth driver. They estimate the number of customers generating more than $100,000 in annual recurring revenue will grow 26.2% in 2026 before moderating to more than 22% annually through 2028.

Risks RemainDespite its bullish stance, Bank of America said risks include slower-than-expected AI adoption, increasing competition from AI-native design tools and weaker monetization of AI features. Even so, the firm believes those concerns are already reflected in Figma’s valuation and views the company as an AI beneficiary rather than an AI casualty.

FIG Stock Price Activity: Figma shares were up 9.49% at $23.08 at the time of publication on Tuesday, according to Benzinga Pro data.

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2026-07-07 19:09 18d ago
2026-07-07 14:37 18d ago
Figma kupuje tým za Bud a ukončuje platformu
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Image Credits:Figma Figma is trying to become more than a design platform by adding more AI and bringing the coding and prototyping layer closer to its canvas. Toward that end, it has acquired the team behind the vibe-coding and AI agent platform Bud (formerly Orchids).

“Figma is one of, if not the, defining product companies of our time to capitalize on this. It’s where ideas start, iterate, and come to life, and a natural home for this exciting new era of work,” Bud’s CEO Kevin Lu posted on X.

The Y Combinator-backed startup began as a vibe-coding platform letting users spin up apps for mobile, web, Slack, browser, and more. It later rebranded as Bud, an agent platform that can access various services, browse the web, and write code to automate tasks.

Under the deal, the startup will shut down both Bud and Orchids by July 18, requiring users to migrate their projects by then.

Earlier this year, citing a security researcher, the BBC reported that apps created on Orchids were susceptible to cyberattacks.

Figma didn’t specify how it aims to use this team, but recent product launches hint that the public company wants to give teams more tools for building and prototyping apps, not just ideating over static concepts. Last year, it released Figma Make for creating web apps. This year, it integrated with tools like Codex and Claude Code, and rolled out its own agents.

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2026-06-30 17:06 25d ago
2026-06-30 11:46 25d ago
Figma ve 1. čtvrtletí silně zvýšila cash flow
FIG Figma
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Key Takeaways Figma generated $97.3M operating cash flow and $88.6M free cash flow in Q1 2026 with strong margins.FIG benefited from customer prepayments, boosting liquidity through higher deferred revenue and collections.Figma ended the quarter with about $1.6B in cash to support AI, product development and growth initiatives. Figma's (FIG - Free Report) cash flow profile remains exceptionally strong. During the first quarter of 2026, Figma generated an operating cash flow of $97.3 million, representing an operating cash flow margin of 29%, while free cash flow reached $88.6 million, or a 27% free cash flow margin.

Working capital also provided a meaningful boost to operating cash flow. Accounts receivable declined by $59.5 million, reflecting strong collections and customer payments, while deferred revenues increased $32.3 million as customers continued to pay upfront for subscription services.

This favorable working capital structure allows Figma to receive cash before recognizing revenues, creating a sustainable source of operating liquidity. Capital expenditures remained modest at $7.8 million, while only $0.9 million was invested in capitalized internal-use software, underscoring the company's low capital intensity and enabling most operating cash flow to convert into free cash flow.

Figma's investing cash flows were largely driven by routine purchases and maturities of marketable securities rather than significant business investments, while financing cash flow primarily reflected employee equity-related tax settlements and stock option exercises.

The company ended the quarter with approximately $1.6 billion in cash, cash equivalents and marketable securities, providing substantial financial flexibility to fund AI initiatives, product development and future growth opportunities. Figma's recurring subscription revenues, customer prepayments, low capital requirements and strong free cash flow generation position it among the highest-quality cash-generating software companies.

How Competitors Fare Against FigmaFigma operates in a crowded design and product workflow market with established incumbents and newer AI-native tools, including AI coding tools, AI design tools, AI website builders and AI product-development platforms.

Figma faces constant competitive challenges from established players, including Adobe (ADBE - Free Report) and Atlassian (TEAM - Free Report) . Atlassian is focusing on adding generative AI features to some of its collaboration software.

Atlassian is partnering with Google Cloud to bring Atlassian’s AI-powered teamwork platform, including Jira, Confluence and Loom, onto Google’s AI-optimized infrastructure. Maintaining product leadership in this marketplace requires sustained investment and higher operating costs. Adobe recently partnered with Google Cloud to enhance Adobe’s creative ecosystem with AI.

Figma’s Share Price Performance, Valuation and EstimatesFigma shares have lost 48.9% year to date. The Zacks Internet - Software industry has declined 14.2% in the same period.

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Figma stock is trading at a premium, with a forward 12-month Price/Sales of 5.41X compared with the Internet - Software industry’s 3.62X. FIG has a Value Score of F.

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The consensus mark for 2026 loss is pegged at 78 cents per share. The loss per share has widened by 5 cents over the past seven days.

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Figma currently carries a Zacks Rank #3 (Hold). You can see the complete list of today’s Zacks #1 Rank (Strong Buy) stocks here.
2026-06-26 14:53 29d ago
2026-06-26 10:50 29d ago
Figma po IPO prudce klesá, tržby rostou o 46 %
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Figma's stock price has imploded since its initial public offering (IPO) last year as the exuberance that fueled its private-market valuation collided with the realities of life as a publicly traded company. FIG dropped to $16 on Thursday, down sharply from the all-time high of $142.

Figma is one of the best-known software companies in the corporate world. Over the years it has become a beloved name among designers because of the collaborative aspect. 

This popularity surged before it became a publicly traded company. At its peak, it reached a $20 billion valuation when Adobe placed a bid. Adobe terminated the agreement after it faced opposition in the UK and the EU, forcing it to pay a $1 billion breakup fee. 

Figma’s popularity helped its valuation to surge to over $60 billion following its IPO. Today, the figure has tumbled to $8.9 billion, and the situation is getting worse by the day.

The rise and fall of Figma is emblematic of what has been going on in the market today. It is common for highly valued companies to suffer a rude awakening when they go public. A good example of this is Klarna, whose valuation peaked at $17 billion following its IPO. Today, the company is valued at $7.2 billion.

Another example of this phenomenon is Circle Internet Group whose valuation peaked at $60 billion before plummeting to $17 billion today.

The main reason why the Figma stock price is imploding is known as SaaSpocalypse, a situation where investors are dumping software stocks in fear that their businesses will be disrupted by AI tools.

These fears explain why other companies in the software industry like Salesforce, Adobe, Intuit, and ServiceNow are in a freefall this year.

However, in reality, some popular individuals, including Jensen Huang, argues that the fear that AI will disrupt software companies is not backed by reality. 

Instead, AI will improve these companies by helping them reduce their operational costs and improve their service offerings.

Indeed, the most recent results showed that Figma’s business is still firing on all cylinders this year. Its revenue surged by 46% in the first quarter to $334 million, with the management boosting its forward guidance citing demand and seat expansion. 

The management now expects that its second-quarter revenue will jump by 40% to between $348 million and $350 million. For the year, the company is expected to make between $1.42 billion and $1.428 billion.

Therefore, there are signs that Figma is being punished unfairly, as the management is also predicting that profitability will happen soon. It is also showing that more companies are subscribing to its services. 

FIG stock price chart | Source: TradingView

The daily chart shows that the FIG stock price has imploded and is now sitting at a crucial support level of $16.85. A closer look shows that this price coincides with the lowest swing in April this year. That is a sign that it has formed a double-bottom pattern whose neckline is at $27.80.

The double-bottom pattern suggests that a rebound is possible. However, the most likely scenario is where the stock continues falling for a while before bouncing back eventually. This view will be confirmed if it drops below the double-bottom level of $16.85.