Shares of Rollins, North America's largest pest control provider, fell 10% after reporting second-quarter earnings that missed adjusted earnings-per-share expectations despite an 8% sales beat. Organic sales rose 6% in the quarter, and management expects full-year organic revenue growth of 6% plus two to three percentage points from acquisitions. A Bank of America analyst lowered the price target from $55 to $35, citing pressure on the consumer unit and residential organic growth of only 3.6% versus the 5.4% expected. The stock had been trading at 33 times free cash flow, and the results failed to meet lofty expectations, contributing to a 34% decline year-to-date in 2026.
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