First Bancorp stock slips 1.91 percent below its yearly high

First Bancorp stock was trading at USD 33.98 on Nasdaq on September 23, 2026, down USD 0.66, or 1.91 percent, from the previous close. The price stood 6.39 percent below its 52-week high of USD 36.30, giving investors a clear measure of the recent pullback.

Quarterly earnings reached USD 0.85

First Bancorp reported second-quarter 2026 earnings per share of USD 0.85 on revenue of USD 25.82 million, according to MarketBeat. The same report put return on equity at 13.30 percent and net margin at 21.43 percent for the quarter.

The earnings figure provides the operating anchor behind the share price. A 21.43 percent net margin indicates that profitability remains a central valuation factor for this small regional bank, while the 1.91 percent daily decline shows that market pricing can move independently of the latest quarterly result.

Dividend remains a key income signal

The company raised its quarterly dividend to USD 0.38, equal to USD 1.52 on an annualized basis, according to MarketBeat. The payout represented a 4.4 percent yield in the report, adding an income component to the stock's earnings profile.

The First Bancorp is a Maine-based bank holding company whose principal subsidiary provides community banking services, residential mortgages, consumer loans, commercial lending and wealth management. Its branch network and loan mix make net interest income, credit quality and deposit costs important factors for future results.

Stock remains below its yearly high

The First Bancorp had a market capitalization of USD 383.15 million on September 23, 2026. With the stock at USD 33.98 and the 52-week range spanning USD 24.08 to USD 36.30, the current quote sits materially above its yearly low while remaining below the high.