FedEx Corporation (NYSE:FDX) is a key global transportation and logistic player focusing on express, ground and freight segments.
The company has demonstrated resilience through its DRIVE program, achieving $540 million in cost savings toward its $4 billion target by FY2025. FedEx’s strategic initiatives include the ongoing Network 2.0 optimization, which has already enhanced 200 stations and targets $2 billion in savings by FY2027.
Factors to watch:
- The potential spin-off of FedEx’s Freight business could unlock $10-20 billion in shareholder value by a higher valuation multiple as a standalone entity.
- Successful integration of Express and Ground networks could lead to significant cost savings, improved service quality, and enhanced operational efficiency.
- Execution risks in network integration could lead to operational disruptions, cost overruns, employee morale issues, and delays in synergy realization.
- Policy changes, including tariff increases and de minimis rule changes, could negatively impact FedEx’s international operations and overall business model.
Analysts’ Price targets:
- This week, Citi lowered the price target on FedEx to $317 from $347 and kept a ‘Buy’ rating on the shares, according to TheFly.
JP Morgan analysts noted that results for the quarter should mostly meet expectations, although the brokerage does not expect a material update for the spin-off of FedEx Freight.
Source: InvestingPro
FDX Q3 2025 earnings at 4:03 pm ET Thursday March 20, 2025
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FDX Earnings Statistics from Q4 2012 |
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EPS |
1W % move post earnings |
2W % move post earnings |
1M % move post earnings |
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BEATS 30 |
2.57% |
3.80% |
4.76% |
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MISSES 18 |
4.21% |
5.09% |
5.08% |
30 beats since Q4 2012
18 Misses
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Analyst Ratings |
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SOURCE |
BUY |
HOLD |
SELL |
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Refinitiv |
21 |
10 |
2 |
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TipRanks |
14 |
6 |
1 |
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Earnings Expectation |
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EPS |
4.72 USD |
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Revenue |
21.9 B USD |
Financial Health History
Financial Health for FedEx is determined by ranking the company on over 100 factors against companies in the Industrials sector and operating in Developed economic markets.
Source: InvestingPro
Option Statistics:
Put/Call ratio suggests the following three scenarios:
- With Put/Call ratio between 0.7141 to 1.4327 for the next four upcoming expiries suggest that the overall option traders’ position is mixed to mild bearish.
- Lower earnings and guidance could trigger a sharp sell-off.
- Better than expected guidance would trigger a gradual sell-off.
Technical Analysis Perspective:
- FedEx formed a double top like technical pattern from May 2021 to July 24 – Dec 2024.
- Prices penetrated a rising trendline originating from October 2022.
- Earnings are a good catalyst for a drop in stock price due to a break below a long-term rising trendline.
- Stock is targeting 220 to 202 support region post earnings.
- A strong and sustain move above 260 – 262 obstacles would negate the downside outlook.
Weekly Candlestick Chart
FDX Seasonality Chart:
- FDX closes 2.9% higher in March, 65% of the time since 2006.
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