What does American Business Corp. do?

American Business Corp. (ARBU) operates in the Shell Companies industry within the Financial Services sector. Full company description, peers, and segment breakdown are on the page above.

What is ARBU's market cap?

American Business Corp. (ARBU) has a market capitalization of approximately $70, as of August 25, 2026, based on the most recent share price and shares outstanding.

Does ARBU pay a dividend?

No — American Business Corp. (ARBU) does not currently pay a regular dividend. Many growth-stage companies reinvest earnings into the business instead of returning capital to shareholders. The Dividend tab tracks any future declarations.

American Business Corp. (ARBU) currently reports negative earnings on a trailing-twelve-month basis. The Earnings and Financials tabs show the full EPS history, revenue trend, and analyst forecasts for future profitability.

ARBU

American Business Corp.

OTC·Shell Companies · Financial Services

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Market cap$70.00·Market closed·Aug 25 8:00 PM UTC

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Jun 30, 1998Aug 27, 2021 → Aug 26, 2026· 5.0 yrsAug 26, 2026

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ARBU does not currently pay a dividend.

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Revenue$0.00

Net Income−$2.93M

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Operating Cash Flow−$474.13K

Capital Expenditures$0.00

Free Cash Flow−$474.13K

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Return on Invested Capital0.0%

Net Debt$6.31M

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About American Business Corp.

American Business Corp. does not have significant operations. It intends to identify and enter into a business combination with a privately owned business. Previously, the company provided freight transportation services to corporations and operated a regional truckload carrier in the short and medium haul market segments. American Business Corp. was formerly known as Logistics Management Resources, Inc. and changed its name to American Business Corp. in June 2004. The company was founded in 1987 and is headquartered in Louisville, Kentucky.

CEO: Anthony R. Russo
Sector: Financial Services
Industry: Shell Companies
Exchange: OTC
Employees: 1
Website: arbuzz.com

Peers

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CDIV

Cascadia Investments, Inc.

Cap

$349.7K

GIBX

GIB Capital Group, Inc.

Cap

$150.0

IVMED

In Veritas Medical Diagnostics, Inc.

Cap

$120.0

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Frequently Asked Questions About ARBU

What does American Business Corp. do?: American Business Corp. (ARBU) operates in the Shell Companies industry within the Financial Services sector. Full company description, peers, and segment breakdown are on the page above.
What is ARBU's market cap?: American Business Corp. (ARBU) has a market capitalization of approximately $70, as of August 25, 2026, based on the most recent share price and shares outstanding.
Does ARBU pay a dividend?: No — American Business Corp. (ARBU) does not currently pay a regular dividend. Many growth-stage companies reinvest earnings into the business instead of returning capital to shareholders. The Dividend tab tracks any future declarations.
Is ARBU profitable?: American Business Corp. (ARBU) currently reports negative earnings on a trailing-twelve-month basis. The Earnings and Financials tabs show the full EPS history, revenue trend, and analyst forecasts for future profitability.