What does ABM mean in NYSE SYMBOLS

ABM Industries Incorporated is an American publicly-traded facility services provider and building maintenance company founded in 1909. The company operates over 350 branch offices serving thousands of clients across multiple countries and provides janitorial, engineering, parking and security services.

ABM provides a wide range of facilities-related services such as janitorial services, engineering solutions, energy efficiency solutions, lighting retrofits, warehouse installation, parking management services and comprehensive security systems.

Yes. ABM operates in Canada and Mexico, as well as countries in Asia-Pacific regions such as Thailand, Malaysia, Vietnam and India.

Since 1909. The company has grown to become a leader in integrated facility solutions through its commitment to customer service excellence and innovative technologies.

Yes. ABM is proud to be an employee-owned organization with Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) held by the employees themselves since 1992.

Absolutely! In addition to providing energy monitoring technology for clients, the company also offers energy conservation projects ranging from simple audits to comprehensive evaluation of existing equipment installations with recommendations for upgrades or replacements if needed. Moreover, it also offers renewable energy options such as solar power generation or wind turbine installations among other green initiatives.

Yes! Over the years, many national organizations have recognized ABMs excellence in facility management including being named one of America's 100 Most Trustworthy Companies by Forbes Magazine for 3 consecutive years (2015—2017). Also notable are the 2018 National Association of Professional Employer Organizations STAR Award given to outstanding employers and the 2019 Environmental Protection Agency Achievement Award recognizing its environmental service efforts.

Yes! As part of their loyalty program recognition scheme called “ABMCare” customers who utilize their services for 12 months or more consecutively can earn rewards on various transactions and discounts on select products and services.

Yes! Signing up for automated payments can reduce paperwork errors which translates into savings for both parties involved — customers get lower rates while periodically reducing administrative costs on the company's end.