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First US Bancshares Inc

NASDAQ • Financial Services • Banks - Regional • Quote as of 10/23/2026
First US Bancshares Inc stock price and volume chart

Company Profile

IndustryBanks - Regional
SectorFinancial Services
ExchangeNASDAQ
Market Capitalization91.93 mln
Float4.69 mln
Earnings Date10/29/2026

EPS

1.35
Decent

P / E

12.37
Fair value

Piotroski F-Score

8 / 9
Very strong

Relative Strength

79 / 100
Strongly outperforming

Debt / Equity

0.36
Low leverage

Pre-Tax Margin

24%
Healthy margin

Business Description

First US Bancshares is the parent company of First US Bank, a full-service commercial bank serving customers across the United States since 1952, headquartered in Birmingham, Alabama. The bank offers a wide range of deposit accounts and lending options, including personal loans, mortgages, commercial real estate financing, and business loans and leases. It primarily serves small and medium-sized businesses, professionals, and individual customers who need straightforward banking solutions.

Key Fundamentals

EPS1.35
P/E12.37
ROE7.45
RPS6.92
ROIC0.74
ROA0.67
Interest Cover0.45
EBITDA, mln13.26
EV / EBITDA9.09
EV / EBIT10.91
Revenue, mln41.73
EV / Revenue2.89

Quote Details

Last 16.70
Change 0.01 (0.06%)
Open 16.41
Volume 4,570
Turnover 76,319
Average Volume 8,487.05

Financial Ratios

Pre-Tax Profit Margin24
Leverage Ratio11.00
Current Ratio0.63
Price / Book0.87
Price / Tangible Book0.94
Price / Cash Flow8.33
Price / Free Cash Flow11.28
Debt / Equity0.36
Price / Sales2.33
PEG Ratio2.16

Financial Strength

Piotroski F-Score 8 / 9
Price to Intrinsic Value0.57
Price to Lynch Fair Value1.86
Price to Graham Number0.72
Shiller PE Ratio19.63
Short Ratio0.96
Short % of Float0.16

Price Performance & Relative Strength

Period Price Performance Relative Strength
1 Week 1.33% 75 / 100   
1 Month 1.52% 79 / 100   
2 Months 1.64% 70 / 100   
6 Months 6.23% 76 / 100   
1 Year 36.66% 88 / 100   



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