Figma Offers Employees Shares And Buyouts After Collapsed Adobe Deal
Figma reverted its valuation to $10 billion, promised to refresh employee equity packages and offered three months’ pay to any who wished to depart, Forbes has learned.
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Figma reverted its valuation to $10 billion, promised to refresh employee equity packages and offered three months’ pay to any who wished to depart, Forbes has learned.
Adobe and Figma's $20 billion merger, aimed at reshaping creativity, crumbles under regulatory scrutiny. As Adobe's CEO cites shared vision but clashes with regulators, a $1 billion reverse termination fee marks the end, pushing both companies to chart independent paths.
Adobe also revealed that it expects the deal to be accretive to its earnings three years after its completion. Before Figma, Adobe's largest acquisition was that of software maker Marketo for $4.75 billion in 2018.