SLP Fastball Aggregator Reports Disposal of $324 Million in First Advantage Common Shares

Bitget2026/11/13 21:32

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SLP Fastball Aggregator sold 15,000,000 First Advantage common shares at $21.6 each on November 12, 2026.
The sale reduced its holding to 52,846,632 common shares, according to the Form 4 filed November 13, 2026.
A separate November 11, 2026, disposition involved 5,182,366 common shares at $0, leaving 67,846,632 shares before the sale.
Director Joseph Osnoss also reported direct ownership of 263,555 common shares.

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