FedEx Freight (FDXF) Q4 2026 earnings summary
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Q4 2026 earnings summary
26 Jun, 2026Executive summary
Successfully launched as a standalone, publicly traded LTL company on June 1, 2026, debuting on the NYSE under ticker FDXF and marking a major milestone.
Achieved record-low DOT preventable accident performance in FY26, reinforcing a strong safety culture.
Completed hiring of a dedicated LTL sales force and launched new digital platforms, including a modernized pricing system and website.
Emphasized a disciplined strategy centered on people, customers, and shareholders for long-term growth and service differentiation.
Focused on a dual service LTL model (Priority and Economy) leveraging a single integrated network for efficiency and flexibility.
Financial highlights
Fourth quarter FY26 revenue reached $2.4 billion, up 4.8%–5% year-over-year, driven by higher fuel surcharges and increased weight per shipment.
Q4 adjusted operating income was $363 million, with a 15.1% adjusted operating margin; full-year adjusted operating income was $1.1 billion on $8.8 billion revenue (12.6% margin).
Revenue per shipment increased 11.5% year-over-year in Q4; revenue per hundredweight rose 8.2%.
Incurred $80 million in separation-related costs and lapped a $33 million gain from a facility sale in the prior year.
Average daily shipments in Q4 FY26 were 87,000, down 5.9% year-over-year; weight per shipment increased 3%.
Outlook and guidance
For the seven-month transition period ending December 31, 2026, expects 4%–6% revenue growth versus prior year, with 60% of growth weighted to the first four months.
Adjusted operating income forecasted at $605–$645 million, implying an 11.8% margin at midpoint; adjusted EPS forecasted at $2.40–$2.60.
Yield improvements and cost efficiencies expected to offset headwinds from compensation, TSAs, and modest volume declines.
Sequential volume improvement anticipated, with momentum expected to continue into 2027.
Operating margin projected at 9.0–9.5% (adjusted 11.5–12.0%) for the transition period.