FedEx reported its fiscal Q4 '24 earnings results on June 25th after the closing bell, and the stock rose $39, or 15%, on June 26th on heavy volume. The potential spinning off of Freight, disclosed in the earnings release, is a potential additional catalyst for FedEx stock. FedEx's valuation story remains intact. Even with the 15% jump in stock price, the P/E remains quite reasonable to expected EPS growth, and price-to-sales is still below 1.0x, at 0.83x after Wednesday's close.
FedEx stock (NYSE: FDX) saw a 15% rise on Wednesday, June 26, after it reported Q4'24 results (fiscal ends in May) better than the street estimates. FDX stock is up 17% year-to-date, compared to -12% returns for its peer – UPS stock.
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FedEx is reportedly expected to spin off its Freight unit after it conducts an assessment of the future of that business unit.
Major U.S. equities indexes edged higher in the midweek session, led by outperformance in the consumer discretionary sector and tech stocks that continued to regain momentum.
FedEx's (FDX) fourth-quarter fiscal 2024 earnings improve year over year while revenues decline.
Transportation company FedEx Corporation FDX was sized up by analysts after reporting fourth-quarter results that beat estimates.
FedEx beat analyst estimates in Q4 2024 on the top and bottom lines. Stock price reached $293 target, showing market outperformance. FedEx guided for a bullish FY25 with a strong outlook and DRIVE initiative outweighing headwinds.
The shares of FedEx Corporation (NYSE:FDX) are trading at nearly three-year highs today after earnings, last seen up 14.2% at $292.78.
FedEx (FDX) shares jumped more than 15% in after-market trading after the courier company outpaced earnings estimates and provided a strong earnings forecast for fiscal 2025.
FedEx beat top- and bottom-line estimates, and guided for fiscal 2025 earnings slightly above expectations. The company is also considering divesting its trucking unit.