On June 2, Figma fell 6.64% in regular trading, trading at $25.21/share, with trading volume of approximately $79.83 million. The decline comes as the broader application software sector experienced significant profit-taking after multiple consecutive days of gains.
On the news front, the application software sector saw widespread selling pressure, with notable declines across major names including Intuit down 8.5%, Strategy down 6.02%, Salesforce down 4.55%, and Palantir Technologies down 4.15%. Figma had previously rallied sharply, driven by activist investor Findell Capital's intervention calling for a review of the company's relationship with Anthropic, AI application sector rotation from upstream hardware to software, and strong Q1 earnings showing 46% year-over-year revenue growth. The substantial cumulative gains made the stock particularly vulnerable to selling pressure during the sector-wide correction, as investors moved to lock in profits.
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