On June 3, Figma declined 5.08% in regular trading, trading at $22.80/share, with trading volume of $72.62 million, extending the prior session's pullback.

On the news front, the application software sector weakened for a second consecutive session, with broad-based selling pressure across the sector and clear signs of profit-taking. Among sector peers, Datadog fell 8.40%, Palantir Technologies dropped 4.96%, and Salesforce declined 4.51%. Figma had previously rallied sharply over multiple sessions, driven by activist investor Findell Capital Management's intervention urging governance reforms, AI application sector fund rotation from upstream hardware to application-layer stocks, and strong Q1 results showing 46% year-over-year revenue growth with EPS significantly beating expectations. With the sector continuing to pull back, stocks with larger prior gains faced heightened selling pressure, leading to Figma's further decline.

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