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Figure revenue, valuation & funding

Figure was valued at $39B in its last confirmed round, a Series C in September 2025. No revenue figure has been reported. It's a private company with no ticker and no announced IPO plan.

Checked Nov 7, 2026 · 7 sources linked · figure.ai

At a glance

  • Valuation: $39B post-money at its Series C, in September 2025. NVIDIA was reported in October 2026 to be in talks to invest $1B more at $39B.
  • Revenue: not reported. Figure publishes no results, and no run rate has been reported.
  • Status: private. No stock ticker. No IPO date has been set.
  • Founded: 2022, by Brett Adcock.
  • CEO: Brett Adcock.
  • Headquarters: San Jose, California.
  • Investors: Parkway Venture Capital, Brookfield, NVIDIA, Intel Capital, Salesforce and Qualcomm Ventures, among others.
  • Products: the Figure 03 humanoid robot and Helix, the AI model that runs it.
  • On Real Alpha: 8 moments of its people talking, from 1 interview.

Is Figure public? Can you buy its stock?

No. Figure is a private company, so its shares don't trade on any stock exchange and it has no ticker symbol, according to Access IPOs.

Figure hasn't announced a plan to go public, and no IPO filing has been made. Access IPOs says an IPO date is unknown and unlikely in the next few years. It notes that Brett Adcock told Fast Company his plan is to generate revenue as quickly as possible.

Figure guards how its shares change hands. In April 2025 it sent cease-and-desist letters to secondary brokers that weren't authorized to sell its stock, TechCrunch reported.

Brett Adcock has taken a company public before. He has said his previous company, Archer Aviation, went public through a SPAC and raised $1 billion that way.

For now, Figure's shares are held by its founder, its employees and its investors. This page reports facts and gives no investment advice.

Valuation, round by round

Figure's valuation rose from $2.6B in February 2024 to $39B in September 2025, fifteen times in under two years.

DateValued atRaisedLed bySource
Oct 2026$39BIn talksNVIDIATech Times
Sep 2025$39B$1B+Parkway Venture CapitalFigure
Feb 2024$2.6B$675M—CNBC
May 2023—UnconfirmedParkway Venture CapitalSacra

Neither NVIDIA nor Figure has confirmed the October 2026 talks. The May 2023 Series A of $70M and Adcock's $100M seed come only from Sacra, with no primary report, so they aren't confirmed.

How Figure makes money

Figure rents its robots to businesses instead of selling them outright. Sacra says it uses a Robot-as-a-Service model with monthly subscriptions in place of upfront purchases.

Sacra estimates the price at about $1,000 per robot per month. Figure hasn't published its prices.

Its costs are large. In September 2026 Figure committed to spend at least $3.5 billion under a compute deal with Nscale, Tech Times reported.

Access IPOs says Figure will likely operate at a loss for several years and will need more private capital.

From Figure's interviews

Products

Figure builds general-purpose humanoid robots and the AI model that controls them. Each generation has moved closer to work outside a lab.

  • Figure 01 (May 2023). Its first-generation robot, which took its first steps that month. Figure
  • Figure 02 (August 2024). Introduced as the next step toward humanoids for industrial use. Wikipedia
  • BotQ (early 2025). A manufacturing facility meant to build 12,000 humanoids a year, with help from Figure's own robots. Wikipedia
  • Figure 03 (October 2025). A general-purpose humanoid built for use in homes. Sacra
  • Helix 02 (January 2026). A new version of Helix, its AI model, extended to control the whole body. Wikipedia

From Figure's interviews

Customers

BMW was its first named customer. In January 2024 Figure announced a partnership with BMW to deploy humanoids in its car plants, per Wikipedia.

Sacra estimates that Figure 02 loaded over 90,000 parts at BMW's Spartanburg plant over more than 1,250 runtime hours. By the same estimate, it contributed to more than 30,000 X3 vehicles.

By April 2026 Figure had delivered over 350 Figure 03 robots and was building one robot every hour. By the end of June 2026 it had about 740 robots operating and about 600 human staff.

From Figure's interviews

Leadership

Figure hasn't publicly named other senior executives beyond its founder.

  • Brett Adcock, founder and CEO. He founded Figure in 2022 and earlier co-founded Archer Aviation and Vettery. TechCrunch

From Figure's interviews

Who owns Figure?

Its founder Brett Adcock, its employees and its investors, per Access IPOs. No parent company owns it, and no stake sizes have been disclosed.

Figure had raised nearly $2 billion by September 2025, TechCrunch reported.

  • Parkway Venture Capital led the September 2025 Series C. Figure
  • Brookfield, NVIDIA, Macquarie Capital and Intel Capital invested in the Series C, along with Align Ventures, Tamarack Global, LG Technology Ventures, Salesforce, T-Mobile Ventures and Qualcomm Ventures. Figure
  • Microsoft, the OpenAI Startup Fund and Jeff Bezos are also listed by Sacra as investors, Bezos through Bezos Expeditions. Sacra
  • Nscale took an undisclosed equity stake in September 2026 as part of its compute deal with Figure. Tech Times
  • NVIDIA was reported in October 2026 to be in advanced talks to invest $1B more. Neither company has confirmed it. Tech Times

Competitors

Figure worked with OpenAI on AI models for its robots, and that partnership ended after a year. Figure now builds its models in-house.

  • Tesla, with its Optimus humanoid program, which Sacra calls Figure's biggest competitive threat. Sacra
  • Boston Dynamics, backed by Hyundai. Sacra
  • Agility Robotics, with its Digit robot in logistics. Sacra

What its people said about the competition

Timeline and latest news

From its founding to the latest reports, newest first.

  1. Oct 7, 2026Latest
    NVIDIA was reported to be in advanced talks to invest $1B more at a $39B valuation. Neither company confirmed it. Tech Times
  2. Sep 3, 2026Latest
    Committed to spend at least $3.5B under a compute deal with Nscale. Tech Times
  3. Jun 2026Latest
    Had about 600 human staff and about 740 robots operating at the end of June. Wikipedia
  4. Apr 2026
    Had delivered over 350 Figure 03 robots and was building one robot every hour. Wikipedia
  5. Jan 2026
    Released Helix 02, extending its AI model to the whole body. Wikipedia
  6. Nov 2025
    Its former head of product safety sued, saying he was fired over a safety warning. Figure denies it. Wikipedia
  7. Oct 2025
    Launched Figure 03, a humanoid built for use in homes. Sacra
  8. Sep 16, 2025
    Announced a Series C of more than $1B at a $39B post-money valuation, led by Parkway Venture Capital. Figure
  9. Apr 2025
    Sent cease-and-desist letters to brokers promoting its stock without authorization. TechCrunch
  10. Mar 2025
    Announced BotQ, a factory meant to build 12,000 humanoids a year. Wikipedia
  11. Feb 2025
    Its partnership with OpenAI on robot AI models ended after a year. Wikipedia
  12. Aug 2024
    Introduced Figure 02 for industrial use. Wikipedia
  13. Feb 29, 2024
    Raised $675M at a $2.6B valuation in a Series B. CNBC
  14. Jan 2024
    Announced a partnership with BMW to deploy humanoids in its car plants. Wikipedia
  15. May 2023
    Figure 01, its first robot, took its first steps. Figure

In their own words, and what followed

What people said about the business, with the minute they said it, and what was reported after.

Questions people ask

Is Figure AI a public company? Can I buy Figure stock?

No. Figure is private and has no ticker, so its shares aren't sold on any exchange, per Access IPOs.

When will Figure AI IPO?

Figure hasn't announced an IPO or filed for one. Access IPOs says an IPO is unlikely in the next few years.

Who owns Figure AI?

Founder Brett Adcock, its employees and investors including Parkway Venture Capital, Brookfield, NVIDIA and Intel Capital. Stakes haven't been disclosed.

Who is the CEO of Figure AI?

Brett Adcock, its founder. He earlier co-founded Archer Aviation and Vettery.

Who founded Figure AI?

Brett Adcock, in 2022.

How much is Figure AI worth?

$39B post-money at its September 2025 Series C, per Figure. NVIDIA was reported in October 2026 to be in talks to invest $1B more at $39B.

How much revenue does Figure AI make?

No revenue figure has been reported. Figure doesn't publish results.

Is Figure AI profitable?

It doesn't publish results. Access IPOs says it will likely operate at a loss for several years.

How does Figure AI make money?

It rents robots on monthly subscriptions. Sacra estimates the price at about $1,000 per robot per month.

Who are Figure AI's customers?

BMW, whose plants it began working in after a January 2024 partnership. By April 2026 it had delivered over 350 Figure 03 robots. 1:22:59

Where is Figure AI headquartered?

San Jose, California.

Who are Figure AI's competitors?

Tesla's Optimus program, Boston Dynamics and Agility Robotics, according to Sacra.

Every moment from Figure's people

8 moments from 1 interview on 1 show, newest first. Each one plays from the minute it starts.

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Last checked Nov 7, 2026