FDX Stock Recent News

FedEx (FDX) concluded the recent trading session at $217.1, signifying a -2.86% move from its prior day's close.

CALGARY, Alberta, July 31, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- FedEx Canada is attempting to deny basic union rights to immigrant workers. In response to a union organizing drive by Teamsters Local Union 362 at the FedEx facility in Fort McMurray, the company has filed arguments before the Canada Industrial Relations Board claiming that “temporary workers,” like international students and temporary foreign workers, are not entitled to join a union alongside their Canadian colleagues.

FedEx is undervalued in a tech-driven market, trading at a forward P/E of 13.1, well below its historical average and peer UPS. Cost-saving initiatives DRIVE and Network 2.0 are delivering billions in savings, driving margin expansion despite muted revenue growth in the short term. Patient investors could see potentially robust total returns as EPS growth accelerates, supported by operational leverage and a return to mean valuation.

FedEx's revenue growth is sluggish, but operational efficiency has driven strong EPS growth and margin improvement, demonstrating resilience despite tariff headwinds. Cash flow generation is a minor concern, but the company is shifting capital allocation toward increased dividends and share buybacks, enhancing shareholder returns. Q1 guidance is mixed, with only modest revenue and EPS growth expected, indicating that efficiency gains may be slowing.

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In the most recent trading session, FedEx (FDX) closed at $243.2, indicating a +2.83% shift from the previous trading day.

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The executive and FedEx "mutually agreed" that he would immediately step down, according to a securities filing.

The company says investigation into the unit, FedEx Dataworks, didn't prompt Sriram Krishnasamy's exit