Three Figma investors said the failed Adobe deal was an inflection point amid a fresh wave of opportunity thanks to AI.

Not too long ago, Adobe Inc. tried to acquire Figma Inc. for about $20 billion before regulators pushed back. Now investors will get a chance to own a piece of that smaller design-software company.

The design software startup, helmed by cofounder Dylan Field, moved closer towards one of the most anticipated public offerings of the year.

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Adobe’s $20 billion acquisition of Figma means Adobe will once again be taking a major competitor off the market and bringing it under its own umbrella. Adobe’s influence is growing even larger.

But if Figma is worth $20 billion to Adobe today, we struggle to not see how it won’t be worth $40 billion to itself in time. And more valuable for its users along the way.

Adobe caused a stir on Wall Street and in Silicon Valley when it announced on Thursday that it was buying design software startup Figma for $20 billion.

The Figma deal is Adobe’s biggest M&A play in its 40-year history. In 2021, Adobe paid $1.275 billion for Frame.io, a cloud-based video collaboration platform with more than 1 million users ...