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Updated on 8/11/2026
Global logistics, shipping, and freight services
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FedEx is a global logistics and transportation provider that handles shipping, package tracking, and supply chain services. It moves packages and freight around the world using an extensive network of hubs to offer express, ground, and freight shipping, plus customs brokerage and other value-added logistics support. Customers are charged based on factors like weight, speed, and distance, with tracking and processing steps that keep shipments on course from origin to destination. What sets FedEx apart is its large, worldwide network and its breadth of offerings—ranging from fast express deliveries to comprehensive supply chain management—allowing it to serve small businesses up to multinational corporations with end-to-end logistics solutions. The company aims to provide reliable, efficient delivery and freight services that support international trade and everyday parcel movement for businesses and consumers alike.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Memphis, Tennessee
Founded
1973
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Memphis Football Fan Fest set for Aug. 8 at Liberty Stadium. The Memphis Football Fan Fest presented by FedEx will take place at 3 p.m. on Aug. 8 at Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium in Memphis, Tennessee. The event is free and includes complimentary parking, with tailgating permitted starting at noon in the Pink, Silver, or Tan lots. Fans are instructed to enter Liberty Park via Southern Avenue through Entrance 11. The new Landers Plaza will feature activities such as the FedEx Jersey Patch activation, an annual equipment sale, Pouncer's Pals Kids Zone, and a Tiger Sports Network radio broadcast. After practice concludes, fans can participate in an on-field autograph session with Memphis Football student-athletes. The first 1,500 attendees will receive a Memphis Football Shirsey from the distribution area behind Section 132 on a first-come, first-served basis; these items will not be distributed after Fan Fest ends. Food options include a $7 Meal Deal - consisting of a hot dog, small popcorn, and either soda or water - available at the concession stand behind Section 124. Happy Hour runs from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m., offering half-price select adult beverages. Due to ongoing renovations at Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium, both the Daktronics videoboard and the distributed audio system will be unavailable during the event. Only the south end of the stadium will be open for fans; seating is available along the home sideline (West Side) and South end zone between sections 104 and 123. ADA access is provided between Sections 131-132, with concessions and restrooms limited to Gate 4. Parking remains free in designated lots accessed via Entrance 11 on Southern Avenue; these lots open for tailgating beginning at noon. Fan Fest aims to provide family-friendly entertainment including face painters and balloon artists in Pouncer's Pals Kids Zone on Landers Plaza, as well as opportunities for autographs and photos with student-athletes following practice.
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FedEx plans $400 million expansion at Memphis hub. FedEx is putting real weight behind its Memphis roots with a $400 million investment in a new sorting facility at the World Hub. The project, known as Hercules, calls for a five story building spanning 1.6 million square feet, built to handle 250,000 packages an hour once it opens. Construction is set to begin this fall and run through a spring 2031 opening. The new structure will replace an existing facility about 2,000 feet away and connect to the recently opened Secondary 25 sorting center through a dedicated bridge, giving FedEx more flexibility without folding the two operations into one. Memphis has anchored FedEx's global network for decades, and Hercules is another sign the company plans to keep growing here rather than shifting capacity elsewhere. Staffing details are still being worked out, but the scale of the project points to a long runway of construction activity and, eventually, new operational jobs tied to the hub.
FedEx launches Guangzhou-Sydney freighter service. Published on August 4, 2026 * FedEx launched a dedicated non-stop freighter service between its Asia-Pacific hub in Guangzhou, China, and Sydney, Australia * The new route operates five times weekly using Boeing 777 freighters * Philippine exporters can ship to Australia in as little as two business days, faster than before * The service also strengthens connectivity from Southern China, Hong Kong, Japan, South Korea, Malaysia, and Thailand * FedEx said the route provides faster delivery, greater cargo capacity, and supports growing intra-Asia trade * The new service is part of FedEx's broader network expansion across Asia-Pacific, including new and expanded cargo flights to Penang, Bangkok, and South Korea Federal Express Corp. (FedEx) has launched a dedicated non-stop freighter service between its Asia-Pacific hub in Guangzhou, China, and Sydney, Australia, enhancing air cargo links throughout the region and reducing transit durations for shipments originating from the Philippines. Operating five times a week using Boeing 777 freighter aircraft, FedEx said the new service is expected to reduce transit times by up to one day for select Philippine exports to Australia, allowing shipments to arrive in as little as two business days. The route also enhances inbound trade connectivity to Australia from southern mainland China, Hong Kong, Japan, South Korea, Malaysia, and Thailand. FedEx said the new service will enable businesses across Asia and Australia to benefit from faster fulfillment and reduced inventory holding costs, increased capacity for heavy-weight and high-value cargo, and stronger business-to-business trade opportunities "The new Guangzhou-Sydney service marks a meaningful advancement for Philippine businesses looking to grow their presence in the Australian market," said Maribeth Espinosa, managing director of FedEx Philippines. "With faster transit times, exporters can respond more quickly to demand and gain a stronger competitive advantage in a dynamic trade environment." Intra-Asia corridor FedEx said the launch comes as intra-Asia trade recorded double-digit year-on-year revenue growth in 2025, prompting businesses to build faster, more regional, and more resilient supply chains. "In today's environment of shifting supply chains and rising customer expectations, competitive advantage is defined by the strength and reliability of our network. This enhancement reinforces the depth of our intra-Asia connectivity, enabling customers to access key markets like Australia faster, operate with greater agility and capture more growth opportunities with confidence," said Salil Chari, FedEx Asia Pacific president. "It also supports more resilient supply chains that underpin long-term, sustainable business growth." The new route forms part of FedEx's broader investments to expand regional connectivity, including dedicated non-stop cargo services between Guangzhou and Penang, additional weekly freighter flights between Guangzhou and Bangkok, and enhanced outbound cargo connections from Hanoi to South Korea. FedEx said the network enhancements are designed to help businesses capitalize on growing intra-Asia trade flows while expanding access to international markets.