Samuel Prince
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Company & Industry Overviews The Word on the Street: What Analysts Are Saying about Truckload Carriers
Swift Transportation has a consensus rating of 4.36 or “strong buy” among truckload carriers. Out of 22 analysts, 15 gave it a “buy” recommendation.Earnings Report FedEx Freight: Higher Demand from Large Customers
FedEx expects FedEx Freight revenues to rise in fiscal 2017.Company & Industry Overviews Inside Old Dominion Freight Line’s Global Services
Old Dominion unloads its less-than-truckload shipments dispatched by vendors onto an ocean container unit and onto the client’s steamship of choice.Company & Industry Overviews Understanding Old Dominion Freight Line’s Domestic Services
Old Dominion Freight Line has 224 shipping service centers and 32 transfer points. ODFL serves nine major regions and thousands of direct points in the US.Company & Industry Overviews How Did Old Dominion Evolve as a Major US Trucking Company?
Old Dominion offers access, through agents or strategic alliances, to services in international locations including Canada, Mexico, Europe, and China.Macroeconomic Analysis Kansas City Southern’s Carloads, and What They Have to Do with Mexico
In the week ending June 11, 2016, Kansas City Southern’s (KSU) total railcars declined by 8.1% YoY (year-over-year).Macroeconomic Analysis The Next Chapter in Union Pacific’s Carload Slump
In the week ending May 21, Union Pacific’s total railcars declined by 13.5% YoY to ~86,000 units, which was down from ~99,000 units one year previously.Company & Industry Overviews A Quick Glance at Major US Railroads’ Fleet Age
The fleet of railroads includes railcars and locomotives. In this part, we’ll compare the average locomotive fleet age of US Class I railroads.Company & Industry Overviews How Does the Market Value Major US Railroads?
The EV-to-forward EBITDA ratio denotes how a railroad is valued for each dollar of EBITDA that it’s anticipated to earn.Company & Industry Overviews United Parcel Service: Key Growth Focus Areas
Recently, United Parcel Service has broadened the service offering of UPS My Choice to 15 more countries and territories in the Americas and Europe.Company & Industry Overviews ORION: A Star in United Parcel Service’s Technology Crown
United Parcel Service, through 10,000 routes optimized with ORION, saves up to 1.5 million gallons of fuel per year.Company & Industry Overviews A Deep Dive into UPS’s Supply Chain and Freight Segment
United Parcel Service’s (UPS) Supply Chain and Freight segment includes forwarding and logistics services, UPS Freight, truckload freight brokerage, and financial services through UPS Capital.Company & Industry Overviews UPS Domestic Package Segment: Largest Courier Service in the US
UPS’s US Domestic Package segment consists of the time-sensitive delivery of letters, documents, and packages across the US. As the jewel in the company’s crown, this segment’s share averaged 61.1% of the total revenues in the last six years.Company & Industry Overviews United Parcel Service: A Company Overview
In 2015, United Parcel Service reported total revenues of $58.4 billion. The company’s primary competitor in the US is the Memphis-headquartered FedEx Corporation.Company & Industry Overviews United Parcel Service: Fostering Business through Acquisitions
In 1988, United Parcel Service (UPS) bought its Italian partner, Alimondo, a move aimed at expansion in Europe. In the same year, UPS went on an acquisition spree.Company & Industry Overviews Analyzing FedEx’s Revenue Streams
In fiscal 2015, FDX increased its revenues by $1.9 billion. Its total revenue was a $47.4 billion for the year.Company & Industry Overviews What Is FedEx’s Business Model?
FedEx provides a portfolio of transportation, e-commerce, and business services through wholly owned subsidiaries.Company & Industry Overviews J.B. Hunt 360: J.B. Hunt Transport’s Technological Innovation
JHBT calls J.B. Hunt 360 an intuitive transportation management system. The company claims to realize improved workflows, tighter integration, and mobile tools.Company & Industry Overviews Who Competes with J.B. Hunt Transport Services?
J.B. Hunt Transport’s (JBHT) peer group includes trucking companies that compete in the national marketplace and some of the US Class I railroads. The company updates its peer group every year.Company & Industry Overviews J.B. Hunt Transport’s Dedicated Contract Services Division
J.B. Hunt Transport (JBHT) has a network of roughly 89 cross-dock locations throughout the US to support the company’s final-mile, or last-mile, delivery services.Company & Industry Overviews Why J.B. Hunt Transport Leads the Trucking Intermodal Space
Intermodal transportation involves the movement of freight in an intermodal container using multiple transportation modes such as rail, ship, and truck. It doesn’t involve the handling of freight when the modes are changed.Company & Industry Overviews J.B. Hunt Transport Services: America’s Largest Trucking Company
One of the largest road transport companies in North America, J.B. Hunt Transport (JBHT) has transportation arrangements with all major US Class I railroads. Its operating revenues grew from $2.2 billion in 2002 to $6.1 billion in 2015.Company & Industry Overviews Assessing Canadian National through Porter’s Five Forces
In this part, we’ll do a Porter’s Five Forces check for Canadian National (CNI). The threat of new entrants is relatively low for CNI. The railroad industry is extensively capital intensive, with maintenance capital spending accounting for the highest share.Company & Industry Overviews Canadian National Railway: Class I Railroad with a Robust Network
A Class I railroad in the US, or a Class I railway in Canada, is one of the largest freight railroads based on operating revenue. US Class I Railroads are line haul freight railroads with 2014 operating revenues of ~$475.75 million.Earnings Report Porter’s 5 Forces: KSU’s Position in the US Freight Rail Industry
Competition with other railroads and other modes of transportation is subject to service rates, routes, service reliability, and quality. KSU faces the stiffest competition among the Class I railroads due to its relatively small size.Company & Industry Overviews Union Pacific’s Chemical Freight Revenues: An Anticipated Mixed Bag in 2016
Union Pacific’s chemical freight carloads were down by 4% in 4Q15 compared to 4Q14. Petroleum products carloads were down by 18% during the same period.Company & Industry Overviews Norfolk Southern: A Class I Railroad Carrier
Norfolk Southern Corporation operates ~20,000 route miles in 22 states and the District of Columbia. The company mainly transports coal and general merchandise.