First Acceptance - 45 Year Stock Price History | FACO
Historical daily share price chart and data for First Acceptance since 1980 adjusted for splits and dividends. The latest closing stock price for First Acceptance as of April 24, 2025 is 3.65.
- The all-time high First Acceptance stock closing price was 15.13 on April 17, 1986.
- The First Acceptance 52-week high stock price is 4.35, which is 19.2% above the current share price.
- The First Acceptance 52-week low stock price is 2.75, which is 24.7% below the current share price.
- The average First Acceptance stock price for the last 52 weeks is 3.47.
For more information on how our historical price data is adjusted see the Stock Price Adjustment Guide.
First Acceptance Historical Annual Stock Price Data |
Year |
Average Stock Price |
Year Open |
Year High |
Year Low |
Year Close |
Annual % Change |
2025 |
3.3423 |
3.1500 |
3.9000 |
2.9800 |
3.6500 |
20.46% |
2024 |
3.1627 |
2.0500 |
4.1000 |
1.9700 |
3.0300 |
42.92% |
2023 |
1.1121 |
0.7500 |
2.4200 |
0.7000 |
2.1200 |
182.67% |
2022 |
1.6040 |
2.0500 |
2.1800 |
0.7500 |
0.7500 |
-65.28% |
2021 |
1.7548 |
1.2089 |
2.4195 |
1.1344 |
2.1600 |
80.41% |
2020 |
0.7412 |
0.6541 |
1.3165 |
0.4388 |
1.1973 |
81.88% |
2019 |
0.8371 |
0.8528 |
1.1178 |
0.6127 |
0.6583 |
-23.55% |
2018 |
0.8977 |
1.0102 |
1.0102 |
0.6707 |
0.8611 |
-12.61% |
2017 |
0.9839 |
0.8942 |
1.3496 |
0.6707 |
0.9853 |
14.42% |
2016 |
1.2403 |
1.9541 |
1.9541 |
0.6541 |
0.8611 |
-56.30% |
2015 |
2.2705 |
2.0617 |
2.7655 |
1.8212 |
1.9706 |
-6.67% |
2014 |
2.0653 |
1.8878 |
2.3846 |
1.8299 |
2.1114 |
12.34% |
2013 |
1.2635 |
1.1178 |
1.8795 |
0.9378 |
1.8795 |
81.59% |
2012 |
1.0672 |
1.1592 |
1.3248 |
0.9439 |
1.0350 |
-8.09% |
2011 |
1.3313 |
1.4987 |
1.6560 |
0.8363 |
1.1261 |
-23.59% |
2010 |
1.5460 |
1.6477 |
1.9955 |
1.3248 |
1.4738 |
-8.72% |
2009 |
1.9923 |
2.4840 |
2.7075 |
1.4076 |
1.6146 |
-32.76% |
2008 |
2.7965 |
3.4941 |
3.6929 |
1.9044 |
2.4012 |
-31.28% |
2007 |
6.8168 |
8.7353 |
8.9589 |
2.6496 |
3.4941 |
-60.63% |
2006 |
9.5284 |
8.8595 |
11.0123 |
7.9570 |
8.8761 |
4.18% |
2005 |
8.0677 |
7.1704 |
8.8761 |
7.0048 |
8.5201 |
14.84% |
2004 |
6.4131 |
5.9202 |
7.6176 |
4.9845 |
7.4188 |
26.91% |
2003 |
4.1602 |
3.5190 |
6.0361 |
3.3037 |
5.8456 |
63.80% |
2002 |
3.2719 |
3.1003 |
3.9684 |
2.8566 |
3.5687 |
10.68% |
2001 |
2.7512 |
2.3953 |
3.4972 |
2.3454 |
3.2243 |
37.47% |
2000 |
2.4619 |
2.5584 |
2.7997 |
2.2205 |
2.3454 |
-11.66% |
1999 |
2.5448 |
2.4692 |
2.8491 |
2.3268 |
2.6549 |
3.54% |
1998 |
2.6959 |
3.0610 |
3.1081 |
1.9944 |
2.5642 |
-18.73% |
1997 |
3.0555 |
3.2965 |
3.5791 |
2.7314 |
3.1552 |
-6.95% |
1996 |
2.9832 |
1.6012 |
3.9558 |
1.6012 |
3.3907 |
100.01% |
1995 |
1.4739 |
1.2715 |
1.6953 |
1.2244 |
1.6953 |
28.57% |
1994 |
1.3738 |
1.1302 |
1.8837 |
1.0360 |
1.3186 |
7.69% |
1993 |
0.8396 |
0.4238 |
1.4128 |
0.3767 |
1.2244 |
188.91% |
1992 |
0.7177 |
1.2244 |
1.5070 |
0.2826 |
0.4238 |
-65.39% |
1991 |
1.8193 |
1.9779 |
2.6372 |
0.8477 |
1.2244 |
-40.91% |
1990 |
3.1276 |
4.2080 |
4.5661 |
1.7895 |
2.0721 |
-50.76% |
1989 |
9.2760 |
10.9571 |
12.1135 |
3.7603 |
4.2080 |
-62.13% |
1988 |
12.0762 |
10.7959 |
13.4891 |
10.5909 |
11.1114 |
8.41% |
1987 |
11.4978 |
14.5151 |
14.9315 |
8.5712 |
10.2493 |
-28.81% |
1986 |
13.9627 |
11.4959 |
15.1348 |
11.4959 |
14.3961 |
25.82% |
1985 |
10.7600 |
8.6596 |
12.1497 |
8.6596 |
11.4414 |
32.62% |
1984 |
7.3434 |
7.6430 |
8.6924 |
6.4621 |
8.6270 |
12.87% |
1983 |
8.0971 |
7.7414 |
9.2828 |
7.1510 |
7.6430 |
-2.10% |
1982 |
5.9520 |
5.3797 |
7.9051 |
4.7562 |
7.8067 |
46.91% |
1981 |
4.8785 |
4.9861 |
5.5434 |
4.3298 |
5.3138 |
8.00% |
Sector |
Industry |
Market Cap |
Revenue |
Finance |
Property, Casualty and Title Insurance |
$0.122B |
$0.559B |
LIBERTE INVESTORS INC.'s principal business is investing in notes receivable, primarily first mortgage construction notes and first mortgage acquisition and development notes. Secondarily, Co. invests in other secured or guaranteed notes related directly or indirectly to real estate. Over the past eight fiscal years, however, Co. has progressively curtailed its lending activities, initially in an effort to repay its indebtedness and later to reduce the size of its portfolio of foreclosed real estate.
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