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Figs, the first IPO made available to Robinhood users, soars 41% in its public debut

Figs, the first IPO made available to Robinhood users, soars 36% in its public debut insider@insider.com (Carla Mozée) © Figs Models wear clothes from healthcare apparel maker Figs. Figs Figs stock surged 36% in its trading debut Thursday, which also marked the first IPO accessible on the Robinhood trading platform. Robinhood introduced its IPO Access service last week, which it says gives retail investors a chance to participate in IPOs. Figs shares priced at $22 each, higher than the anticipated range of $16-$19. Popular Searches Shares of Figs jumped 36% to close at $30.02 after they priced at $22 each. With the first session in the books, Figs valuation was about $6 billion.

Figs Opens 29% Higher in First Day of Trading

Figs Opens 29% Higher in First Day of Trading TheStreet 1 hr ago © TheStreet Figs Opens 29% Higher in First Day of Trading Figs , the direct-to-consumer healthcare apparel and lifestyle company, made its stock market debut, opening 29% above its initial public offering price. Popular Searches Figs, which has about 200 employees, said in a statement Wednesday that it sold 26.4 million shares at $22. The estimated IPO price had been $16 to $19 a share. This would value the company at about $4.4 billion. Figs offered 4.6 million shares and its largest holder, the Pittsburgh tech investor Tulco, offered 21.7 million. Tulco gave the underwriters an option on another 4 million shares.

Squarespace CEO Is Worth $2 4 Billion After Web Company He Built in College Holds NYSE Debut

Casalena considered the offer long and hard, but he didn t want to give up control. Instead, he opted to stay independent and bring in outside investors for the first time, allowing him to accelerate hiring and product development and also sell some of his stock. He didn t know it at the time, but in raising a $38.5 million financing round, Casalena was making a billion-dollar decision for himself and a highly lucrative one for venture firms Index Ventures and Accel Partners. Squarespace, which sells tools for easy website creation and publishing, debuted on the New York Stock Exchange on Wednesday with a market value of $6.6 billion. Casalena, the company s biggest stakeholder, owns shares worth $2.4 billion, while Index and Accel control holdings valued at $944 million and $750 million, respectively.

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