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Figma shares surge 200% in software group’s Wall Street debut
Figma rallied 250 per cent to $115.50 a share on Thursday as it started trading on the New York Stock Exchange following an IPO that raised more than $1.2bn. The share rally — which was so sharp that it triggered multiple pauses in trading — gave the group a fully diluted market value above $60bn.
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