EExpeditors provides global logistics and freight forwarding services, offering customized supply chain solutions for international trade. It uses a unified technology platform across a global network of 340+ locations to manage transportation, customs and compliance, and warehousing and distribution. By tailoring end-to-end logistics workflows, Expeditors helps clients move goods efficiently across borders and industries such as automotive, aerospace, healthcare, oil and energy, and retail. The company stands apart from competitors through its highly customized, integrated solutions and seamless information systems that coordinate all parts of the supply chain. Its goal is to optimize each client's international logistics process, reducing complexity and improving visibility and reliability in global trade.
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Expeditors reports 55% Q3 profit growth as revenue rises 42%. Airfreight tonnage increased 13% year over year, while ocean volume was flat in Q2 and 7% higher year over year in Q3. Nov 3, 2026, 12:50 PM PST Expeditors International of Washington, Inc. reported third-quarter net earnings attributable to shareholders of $344.5 million, up 55% from a year earlier, as revenue climbed 42% year over year to $4.11 billion. In a Nov. 3 filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, the company reported diluted earnings per share of $2.65, up 62%, and operating income of $445.4 million, a 55% gain. Expeditors handled 13% more airfreight tonnage year over year. Ocean volume rose 7% year over year in Q3 after being flat in Q2. Discover more Economic News Subscription Financial Market Analysis Expeditors cited hyperscaler demand and shipments by Tier 1 and Tier 2 suppliers supporting AI infrastructure as significant drivers of air-volume growth. CEO Daniel R. Wall said hyperscaler demand was outpacing the broader market. The company also pointed to limited fleet growth and late aircraft deliveries as constraints on air capacity. Ocean operations faced disruption at major Asian ports and transfer hubs after three back-to-back typhoons. Management expects congestion and related supply-chain problems to continue into year-end 2026. Expeditors said it had dealt with significant disruptions before. Chief Financial Officer David A. Hackett said a lower tax rate and reduced share count joined higher operating income in lifting diluted EPS. Expeditors spent $197 million on share repurchases in Q3; across the first nine months of 2026, dividends and buybacks amounted to $946 million. Expeditors said its customs, Transcon, distribution and order management units all delivered double-digit revenue gains for the third quarter running. Expeditors will hold an Investor Day in New York City on Nov. 18. Investors may submit written questions by Nov. 6 for possible management responses on Form 8-K.
Expeditors International of Washington reported third quarter 2026 diluted earnings per share of $2.65, up 62% from the same quarter a year earlier. Net earnings rose 55% to $345 million. Revenues climbed 42% to $4.1 billion, and operating income rose 55% to $445 million. Headcount grew just 1%, lifting operating efficiency to 36.7%, above the company's 30% target. Airfreight tonnage increased 13% and ocean container volume 7%. Chief executive officer Daniel Wall said demand from customers such as hyperscalers outpaced the market. Expeditors returned $197 million to shareholders in the quarter and $946 million so far this year through buybacks and dividends. It will hold an Investor Day in New York City on November 18, 2026.
Expeditors (NYSE:EXPD), a logistics and freight forwarding company, reports earnings Tuesday before market open. Analysts expect revenue to grow 25% year on year, a reversal from a 3.5% decrease in the same quarter last year. Last quarter, Expeditors beat revenue expectations with $3.50 billion, up 32.1% year on year, and also beat earnings per share estimates. It has a history of topping Wall Street's expectations. Among peers, C.H. Robinson Worldwide reported revenue growth of 29.5%, beating estimates by 7.9%, but its shares fell 11.3%. United Parcel Service's revenue rose 6.7%, and its shares gained 5.3%. Expeditors shares are up 2.2% over the last month, at $198.45. The average analyst price target is $181.47.
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L.B. Foster scales up European distribution capabilities to enhance customer service and support regional growth. September 11, 2026 L.B. Foster Company (NASDAQ: FSTR), a global provider of technology products and services for the rail and infrastructure markets, has announced that it will expand its European distribution capabilities through a strengthened partnership with global logistics provider Expeditors International. L.B. Foster said this move would support its long-term growth strategy across the continent. It added that, as demand for rail and infrastructure solutions continued to grow across Europe, it was investing in its supply chain capabilities to better serve customers, improve delivery performance, and support customers' operational and sustainability objectives. With more than a decade of successful collaboration, L.B. Foster has appointed Expeditors as its strategic distribution partner for mainland Europe, establishing a new distribution hub in Germany. The initiative is designed to streamline product delivery, improve supply chain resilience, and enhance the overall customer experience across key European markets. It said the partnership with Expeditors further strengthens a long-standing collaboration and supports continued growth across European markets By combining L.B. Foster's industry expertise with a comprehensive global logistics network, local market knowledge, dedicated customer support, and supply chain capabilities, a scalable distribution platform has been established. The objective is to bring products closer to customers, improve availability and responsiveness, and simplify logistics processes across mainland Europe. The collaboration reflects a shared commitment with Expeditors in creating long-term value through operational excellence, supply chain resilience, and strategic investment in logistics capabilities. It is designed to support growth across markets, industries, and product segments while enhancing service levels for customers throughout the region. Expeditors' Germany-central location and well-developed logistics infrastructure provide a strong foundation for this initiative. The partnership is expected to support efficient distribution, strengthen operational performance, and create lasting value for L.B. Foster and its customers across Europe. Jason Bowlin, Senior Vice President, Rail, L.B. Foster, said: "As customer expectations continue to evolve, efficient, reliable, and resilient supply chains have never been more important. Strengthening our partnership with Expeditors enables us to better support our European customers by removing many of the logistical challenges that have emerged following the UK's exit from the European Union. "This new distribution model is designed to help reduce delays, simplify customs and commercial processes, and improve overall delivery performance. Ultimately, it reinforces our ability to provide the high levels of service our customers expect while supporting our growth ambitions across the European market." John Austin, Head of Segment - Friction Management, Europe, L.B. Foster, added: "We are targeting operational readiness in the fourth quarter and look forward to supporting our customers with faster and more efficient product availability. This initiative will help customers keep critical railway, industrial and mining operations running smoothly while improving responsiveness across the region. "Germany was selected as our European distribution hub due to its central location, strong transport infrastructure, and growing customer relationships throughout the Alpine region. The investment positions us closer to our customers and provides a strong platform for sustainable long-term growth." L.B. Foster said the expanded distribution capability represented another significant milestone in its commitment to investing in Europe and strengthening the support provided to customers operating some of the continent's most critical transportation infrastructure networks.
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Founded
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