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Rollins, Inc.'s stock price has experienced a notable decline over the past six months, falling approximately 46.12% from September 25, 2025, to September 24, 2026. The stock has seen a multi-month decline, reaching fresh 52-week lows in September and October 2026. A significant event impacting the stock was a post-earnings selloff following the Q2 2026 results, where the company missed EPS estimates ($0.32 reported versus $0.34 consensus) despite a 7.9% year-over-year revenue growth. Investor sentiment has been further weighed down by concerns over softer residential demand, margin pressure, and leadership transitions, including a CFO departure. This period also saw analyst downgrades and price-target cuts for the stock. However, in Q1 2026, Rollins reported revenue that topped Wall Street estimates and adjusted earnings that matched expectations, with the CEO indicating a strong start to the peak season. Management also reaffirmed its 2026 guidance of 6% organic growth at a September conference. More recently, Rollins shares rebounded after touching a 52-week low near $29.65 in early October 2026 and rose 4.2% in mid-day trading on October 8, 2026.