FedEx Stock News

FedEx and UPS are undervalued after significant declines, offering attractive yields and long-term upside for value investors despite ongoing headwinds. FedEx boasts a well-covered 2.44% dividend yield, strong cash flow, aggressive share buybacks, and cost-cutting initiatives supporting future growth. UPS, in a turnaround phase, offers a high 6.5% yield, ongoing restructuring, and cost savings,...

FedEx (FDX 3.09%) is a logistics giant that's known all around the world. It's been a safe, blue chip stock to own over the years.

FedEx faces macroeconomic and trade headwinds, but maintains profitability, liquidity, and operational efficiency despite lackluster growth. Cost controls, automation, and network diversification bolster resilience, while manageable debt and strong free cash flow support financial stability. Valuation is attractive: shares trade below historical averages and peers, with technicals signaling ear...

FedEx NYSE: FDX faces hurdles and headwinds, but its stock is at the bottom of its decline because its turnaround and optimization strategy is gaining traction. The FQ1 results and guidance reveal the impacts, including plans to accelerate efforts and potentially exceed the long-term cost-savings targets.

The underwhelming forecast sent investors spiraling, since the company often acts as a bellwether for several other industries.

FedEx Corporation (FDX -1.81%) reported its fiscal 2025 fourth-quarter earnings on June 24, 2025, achieving 1% revenue growth and an 8% increase in adjusted operating income, as well as 60 basis points of adjusted operating margin expansion. In fiscal 2025, it returned $4.3 billion to shareholders via stock buybacks and dividends, and executed major strides in network optimization and segment t...

FedEx Corp (NYSE: FDX) opened about 5.0% down on Wednesday after reporting a market-beating Q4 but offering earnings guidance that fell slightly short of experts' forecast.

Here's our initial take on FedEx's (FDX -5.18%) financial report.