It's an insightful question to track analyst sentiment post-IPO, especially for a company like Figma, Inc. (US:FIG) that recently went public. Based on the available Fintel data, specific historical analyst price targets for Figma, Inc. (US:FIG) since its August 1, 2025 IPO are not explicitly detailed in the provided snippets.1
Here's what the data indicates:
- Lack of Explicit Price Targets: For Figma, Inc. listings (such as 1FIG on BIT and 1S2 on DUSE, which reference US:FIG), the Fintel snippets explicitly state "Price Target No data available" and "Stock Upgrades/Downgrades... No data available."1 This suggests that either Fintel does not currently have this specific historical price target data readily available in the public snippets, or analysts have not yet established a consistent set of price targets that Fintel aggregates for these listings.
- Share Price Context: Around the IPO period, the share price of Figma, Inc. (US:FIG) was noted as $90.30 per share as of August 6, 2025.2 There was also a mention of "US:FIG $35.50" under other listings for 1FIG (BIT), which could be a different listing or an outdated/inaccurate price point.3 Another listing, 1S2 (DUSE), showed a share price of 22.80 € as of October 2, 2024, and "US:FIG 79,42 US$" as an other listing.1 These varying figures highlight the importance of specifying the exact listing and date when discussing share prices.
- Analyst Coverage for EPS: While price targets are not available, there is some indication of analyst coverage for earnings per share (EPS) estimates. For 1FIG (BIT), 11 analysts provided quarterly EPS estimates for December 31, 2025, and 12 analysts provided annual EPS estimates for 2025.3 This suggests that analysts are indeed covering the company, even if their price targets aren't yet aggregated or publicly displayed in these snippets.
The absence of readily available price target history makes it challenging to analyze their divergence directly from these search results. It's possible that as a relatively recent IPO, a consensus price target has not yet fully matured or is not publicly accessible in the same way as for more established companies.
