Key Highlights

● First Advantage closed at $17.65 on Tuesday, September 29, down 5.16% from the prior close of $18.61.

● The shares also fell 5.05% on Monday, September 28, leaving them nearly 10% lower across the two sessions.

● Second-quarter Revenue was $448.8 million, up 14.9% from a year earlier, and trailing twelve-month revenue reached $1.66 billion.

● The 52-week range runs from $8.82 to $25.15, and the next Earnings report is expected on November 5.

First Advantage Corporation (NASDAQ:FA) lost another 5.16% on Tuesday, September 29, 2026, closing at $17.65 from $18.61, its second straight session of losses. The background screening and identity verification company fell as the Nasdaq Composite eased 0.09% to 26,797.54.

A Slide That Began on Monday

First Advantage shares had already dropped 5.05% on Monday, September 28, to $18.61. Across the two sessions the stock lost nearly 10%, from about $19.60 to $17.65. Before Tuesday, the stock had fallen 11.6% over the month through September 28.

Business and Recent Results

First Advantage provides employment background screening, identity and verification services to employers, checking areas such as criminal history, past employment and education for Job candidates. Second-quarter revenue was $448.8 million, up 14.9% from a year earlier, and trailing twelve-month revenue reached $1.66 billion.

Hiring Activity and the Labor Backdrop

Screening volumes follow hiring activity, so labor-market data bear on the business. Job Openings fell to 7.08 million in August, and Inflation remains above 3%. The 10-year Treasury Yield ended Tuesday near 5.25%, and the Conference Board's consumer confidence index fell to 81.9 in September, its lowest reading since 2014.

Where the Yearly Range Stands

Over the past 52 weeks the stock has ranged from $8.82 to $25.15. At $17.65, it closed about 30% below the high and roughly double the low. The next earnings report is expected on November 5.

Two Sessions of Losses in a Row

First Advantage's decline of 5.16% followed Monday's 5.05% drop, the second consecutive loss of more than 5%.