Key Takeaways
- Figure Technology (FIGR) receives “Outperform” rating from Bernstein alongside a $67 price target, representing potential gains of roughly 109% from current ~$32 trading levels.
- March 2025 loan originations reached $1.2 billion, marking a 33% monthly increase and the company’s first billion-dollar month.
- First quarter originations totaled $2.9 billion, representing more than a 100% increase compared to the prior year period, suggesting an annualized run rate approaching $12 billion.
- Despite operational momentum, FIGR shares have declined more than 20% since the start of the year.
- Analysts apply a premium valuation of approximately 25x estimated 2027 EBITDA, exceeding standard multiples for digital asset firms.
Bernstein analysts released a positive initiation report on Figure Technology (FIGR) Monday, arguing the stock presents significant upside from its present valuation.
Figure Technology Solutions, Inc. Class A Common Stock, FIGR
The firm established an “Outperform” rating with a $67 price objective — representing roughly 109% potential appreciation from the stock’s current ~$32 level.
The investment thesis for Figure centers primarily on accelerating loan production metrics that have demonstrated consistent momentum. March delivered $1.2 billion in originated loans, a substantial 33% sequential increase from February and marking the company’s first instance of monthly volume exceeding $1 billion.
First quarter results showed total originations of $2.9 billion, more than doubling the comparable year-ago figure. This performance proved particularly noteworthy given that Q1 traditionally represents a softer period for home equity line of credit activity.
Current trajectory suggests Figure is operating at approximately $12 billion in annualized loan production.
The firm specializes in home equity lines of credit, enabling homeowners to access equity in their properties at interest rates typically below those available through unsecured lending products. Figure processes these transactions via the Provenance blockchain network, claiming cost savings of 117 basis points per loan relative to conventional lending operations.
Blockchain Technology Drives Competitive Advantage
The blockchain foundation represents a crucial element of Bernstein’s investment case. Figure extends beyond simple lending operations — the company maintains a tokenized credit exchange and has introduced YLDS, a stablecoin product integrated into its broader financial services ecosystem.
Analysts assign the business a valuation multiple of approximately 25 times forecasted 2027 EBITDA. This premium positioning relative to typical digital asset company multiples acknowledges Figure’s hybrid business model combining tokenization infrastructure with established lending operations.
According to the research report, expansion has been driven by increasing consumer borrowing appetite and a growing network of strategic partnerships.
Share Price Lags Operational Performance
The disconnect between operational execution and market performance remains pronounced. FIGR shares have declined over 20% year-to-date, caught in broader selloff pressure affecting digital asset-exposed equities.
The stock has also failed to gain traction following its September Nasdaq listing, which assigned the company an initial valuation near $800 million.
Fourth quarter results demonstrated revenue and earnings expansion, though profitability metrics fell short of analyst consensus — a shortfall that continues to weigh on investor sentiment.
Bernstein acknowledges material risk factors. HELOC origination volume exhibits sensitivity to mortgage refinancing dynamics, creating vulnerability to interest rate fluctuations. Additionally, the private credit sector, which represents a critical growth channel for Figure, has experienced emerging stress signals.
The $2.9 billion in Q1 originations establishes a new quarterly record for the company.





