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- Figma IPO Returns $7 Billion Each to VC Investors Index . . .
Figma IPO Returns $7 Billion Each to VC Investors Index, Greylock The design firm’s blockbuster IPO is bringing billions to its early venture backers
- Sources: Index Ventures nearly $100M investment in Figma was . . .
Sources: Index Ventures' nearly $100M investment in Figma was worth $2 17B at the initial IPO price, while Greylock's $50M investment was worth $2 03B More: CNBC and Axios X: @boringbiz_
- Figma IPO returns US$7 billion each to investors Index . . .
Venture capital investors in Figma Inc are set to earn billions from their early checks to the company following its initial public offering Thursday and the stock’s quick 250 per cent surge The company’s largest VC backer, Index Ventures, invested nearly US$100 million in the company when it
- Figmas top VCs sitting on $20 billion in stock after IPO pop
Figma's biggest outside investors — Index Ventures, Greylock, Kleiner Perkins and Sequoia — are holding about $24 billion in Figma shares after the design software company's NYSE debut
- Figma shares soar as early investors cash in - Axios
Here's a quick breakdown: Index Ventures, the firm's largest outside shareholder, led a $3 9 million seed deal into the company, with shares priced at about 9 cents It sold a $109 million stake into the IPO and maintains a position worth about $7 4 billion in the company's $117 59 closing price
- From 9 Cents to $115: The Venture Capital Bonanza Behind . . .
A source familiar with the matter, who requested anonymity, revealed that Index Ventures, Figma's largest venture capital backer, invested nearly $100 million in the company's seed round
- Index Ventures 1300% Return as Figma Soars on IPO Launch
The firm sold roughly 5% of its shares in the IPO, collecting about $66 million According to a source familiar with the matter, this marked a 1300% return on invested capital, translating to a nearly 90x return [1] Rimer emphasized that Figma’s success wasn’t just about design software or graphic tools—it was about a broader cultural shift
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