Dylan Field, co-founder of Figma witnessed the company's remarkable IPO debut, reaching a valuation of $68 billion.

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The company’s shares soared 250% in their New York Stock Exchange debut, yielding a market capitalization of $47 billion.

Antitrust pressure killed Adobe's $20 billion takeover for design startup Figma. Its cofounder Dylan Field floated the business on NYSE at nearly the same valuation.

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Figma's stock opened at $85.00 a share, or 157.6% above the $33 IPO price, at 1:58 p.m. Eastern. It has rallied even further since then, and traded as high as $124.63 intraday - 277.7% above the IPO ...