ROL Stock Recent News

Following their favorable Q1 reports on Wednesday, Rollins (ROL) and United Rentals (URI) stock spiked +3% and +5% respectively in today's trading session while broader indexes fell.

Rollins' (ROL) first-quarter 2024 revenues increase year over year.

Rollins (ROL) came out with quarterly earnings of $0.20 per share, in line with the Zacks Consensus Estimate. This compares to earnings of $0.18 per share a year ago.

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Rollins is one of the largest providers of pest and wildlife control services, primarily in the United States. The company is benefiting from long-term industry tailwinds such as rising global temperatures, climate change, government regulations, and long-term global shifts from rural to urban areas. Despite an optimistic outlook, the Rollins family has been selling shares, and multiples in the pest control industry have been bid up by private equity.

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Rollins' stock price has risen since being upgraded to 'Buy' with emphasis on long-term organic revenue growth. Rollins achieved solid commercial business growth and M&A records, with 7% organic revenue growth and 7% acquisition growth. Rollins is expected to see 12% topline growth in FY24, driven by pricing increases, M&A, and expansion in the commercial market.