Figma, Inc.Figma shares fell 29% in June due to AI-native software disruption fears, with seat-based SaaS model under threat.
Figma shares fell 29% in June, driven by ongoing concerns that AI-native software could disrupt its design platform. The decline was part of a broader sell-off in software stocks, with disappointing earnings from Salesforce, Adobe, and Oracle intensifying worries about seat-based SaaS companies losing subscriptions to AI alternatives. The stock stabilized in the second half of the month after Citigroup initiated coverage with a buy rating and a $36 price target, citing strong AI traction including seat upgrades. Figma also held its Config conference, announcing new features like code layering, but the positive analyst commentary that followed provided only limited support. The stock has since rebounded in July, recovering more than half of its June losses.
Figma, Inc.Figma shares fell 29% in June due to AI-native software disruption fears, with seat-based SaaS model under threat.
Oracle CorporationMentioned as part of broader software sell-off due to AI disruption fears, with disappointing earnings intensifying concerns.
Adobe Systems IncorporatedMentioned as part of broader software sell-off due to AI disruption fears, with disappointing earnings intensifying concerns.
Salesforce.com IncMentioned as part of broader software sell-off due to AI disruption fears, with disappointing earnings intensifying concerns.
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