On June 1, Figma rose 5.37% in pre-market trading, trading at $26.81/share, with trading volume of $5.47 million, extending its recent strong rebound trajectory.

On the news front, activist investor Findell Capital Management recently urged Figma's board to conduct a governance review and reassess its relationship with Amazon-backed Anthropic following the launch of Claude Design, a product that directly competes with Figma. Findell raised concerns about potential improper use of confidential information after Anthropic's Chief Product Officer resigned from Figma's board days before Claude Design's release. Meanwhile, the AI application software sector continues to see funds rotating from upstream hardware into application-layer names, with the sector index posting significant gains.

Additionally, Figma's Q1 earnings reported on May 14 showed revenue growth of 46% year-over-year with EPS significantly beating expectations, while full-year guidance was raised. The company's AI Agent feature is set to open to paid users imminently, further bolstering AI monetization expectations and providing ongoing fundamental support for the stock's upward momentum.

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