FedEx Shares Tumble Amid Weak Demand for Priority Deliveries
(Reuters) - FedEx Corp shares slumped on Friday after the parcel giant cut its annual revenue forecast and reported a sharp fall in profits, owing to weak demand for high-margin speedy delivery services. Shares of the company were down nearly 13% in premarket trading, with rival UPS down 2.4%.
FedEx reported revenue of $21.6 billion and adjusted earnings of $3.60 per share, well below our estimates of $22.1 billion, ...
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Shares in FedEx (FDX) fell after the package-shipping company cut its full-year financial outlook. Late Thursday, FedEx also ...
FedEx Corp. warned its business would slow in the year ahead and reported a worse-than-expected quarterly profit in an ominous sign about the direction of the US economy.
FedEx also saw its adjusted operating margin expand by 40 bps to 8.5% in Q4’24. This clubbed with a 2% decline in average ...
FedEx saw revenues and profits decline in its fiscal first quarter as the company faced challenging market conditions, ...
FedEx Corp ( NYSE:FDX) has implemented significant new pricing actions, including demand and fuel surcharges, which are ...
FedEx came up short on top and bottom lines, and guidance revisions suggest there is more bad news to come in fiscal 2025.
FedEx (NYSE:FDX) slumped in early trading on Friday after the Memphis-based company's downside guidance rattled investors.
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