Expeditors International of Washington surpassed earnings expectations with a fourth-quarter profit of $1.49 per share, yet faced a significant revenue dip of 3.3% to $2.86 billion compared to the previous year. This mixed performance resulted in an over 8% drop in share price as analysts expressed concerns over declining financial metrics. Despite challenges, the company announced a new $3 billion share repurchase program, aiming to bolster shareholder confidence.
“Expeditors International of Washington · reported fourth-quarter earnings per share · 1.49 · beating the Zacks Consensus Estimate of 1.46”
“Expeditors International of Washington · experienced a year-over-year decrease in earnings · 11.3% · null”
“Expeditors International of Washington · total revenues were · 2.86 billion · beating the Zacks Consensus Estimate of 2.8 billion”
“Expeditors International of Washington · total revenues decreased year over year · 3.3% · null”
“Total operating expenses · declined year over year · 1.5% · to $2.61 billion”
“Expeditors International of Washington · rewarded shareholders through share buybacks · $150 million · null”
“Expeditors International of Washington · returned to shareholders through share repurchases and dividends · $875 million · in 2025”
“Expeditors International of Washington · has cash and cash equivalents of · $1.31 billion · compared to $1.15 billion at the end of 2024”
“Delta Air Lines · experienced a year-over-year decrease in earnings · 16.22% · null”
“J.B. Hunt Transport Services · experienced a year-over-year decrease in total operating revenues · 1.6% · null”
“Expeditors International · turned in · fourth quarter 2025 performance · weaker in several key financial benchmarks than a year earlier”
“Expeditors · does not hold · an earnings call with analysts”
