Another big IPO on the horizon.

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Welcome to Motley Fool Money. I'm Jason Moser. And joining me today, it's Motley Fool analyst Lou Whiteman. Lou, thanks for being here.

Happy to be here. Good to see you, Jason. Good to see you. On today's show, we're going to dig into Amazon's robotic future and Apple's AI foibles. But we begin today with the latest in IPOs. Digital content creator Figma has filed for its initial public offering. The company plans to sell shares of

its Class A stock under the ticker FIG, FIG, and I think it's worth noting too, Lou, this is a three

class share structure with this company, A, B, and C.

Lou, if listeners feel like Figma is a familiar name, well, it should be, right? Adobe tried to acquire it for $20 billion back in 2023.

That acquisition didn't work out. And recently, Figma garnered a $12.5 billion valuation in a tender offer just last year.

So that's a big delta there. How do you think the market's going to receive this?

So I'm going to take the over. I don't know what the over is, but I'm thinking much closer to

Adobe, if not beyond. Look, I mean, we've all been talking about all of these huge private

companies that investors want to get their hands

on, but are remaining private. It's a pretty impressive business just on its own right.

If you take just kind of pent up demand for these just big trophy assets and, hey, a pretty good

business doesn't hurt. I think there's going to be a lot of interest here. So when a company

files to go public, obviously they file the S1 document with the SEC,

and that's where we can go as investors and really get all of the information that we want

to know about, for the most part, regarding the company. And Figma, to be sure, has filed

that S1. When a company goes public, when he filed at S-1, what are some

of the high-priority things, just a couple of high-priority items that you look for in that

document? Well, you know, obviously the financials, right? We start with revenue growth,

cash position. But, you know, for especially these growth companies, these young growth companies, I want to dive deep on customers.

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