FedEx (FDX) Q4 2025: Earnings Report & Analysis
- FedEx reported better-than-expected quarterly earnings and revenue Tuesday, boosted by the achievement of its $4 billion cost-cutting goal.
- CEO Raj Subramaniam said the company reached its "structural cost reduction target, in the face of ongoing headwinds." He added that change initiatives will integrate networks and further...
- Despite the positive results, FedEx stock fell about 5% in after-hours trading as its current-quarter profit guidance was slightly below Wall Street expectations.
FedEx (FDX) delivered a strong performance in Q4 2025, exceeding earnings adn revenue expectations, fueled by significant cost-cutting measures. The shipping giant achieved $4 billion in savings and plans to slash another $1 billion, showcasing its commitment to profitability. Despite these positive results, the FedEx stock saw a dip following the report, as guidance slightly missed Wall Street forecasts. U.S. daily package volume climbed, indicating solid growth. News Directory 3 has the latest on the company’s financial performance. Explore the key details of FedEx’s recent earnings and the strategic moves that are reshaping its future, including the impact of global trade policies and the upcoming Freight division spinoff. Discover what’s next …
FedEx Exceeds Expectations Amid Cost-cutting Initiatives
Updated June 25, 2025
FedEx reported better-than-expected quarterly earnings and revenue Tuesday, boosted by the achievement of its $4 billion cost-cutting goal. The company aims for an additional $1 billion in cost reductions in the upcoming fiscal year, focusing on long-term profitability through its DRIVE program.
CEO Raj Subramaniam said the company reached its “structural cost reduction target, in the face of ongoing headwinds.” He added that change initiatives will integrate networks and further reduce costs.
Despite the positive results, FedEx stock fell about 5% in after-hours trading as its current-quarter profit guidance was slightly below Wall Street expectations. Shares of FedEx have dropped more than 18% year-to-date.
The company’s fiscal fourth quarter of 2025 performance,compared to analysts’ expectations:
- Earnings per share: $6.07 adjusted vs. $5.84 expected
- revenue: $22.22 billion vs. $21.79 billion expected
FedEx reported a 6% year-over-year increase in U.S. daily package volume, with U.S. ground home delivery volume up 10%.
Net income for the quarter ending May 31 was $1.65 billion, or $6.88 per share, compared to $1.47 billion,or $5.94 per share, the previous year. After adjustments, earnings per share were $6.07.
Revenue for the quarter rose slightly to $22.22 billion from $22.1 billion a year earlier. Full fiscal year revenue reached $87.9 billion, up from $87.7 billion in fiscal 2024.
Capital spending for fiscal 2025 was $4.1 billion, a 22% decrease from $5.2 billion in fiscal 2024, marking its lowest level as a percentage of revenue in company history.
The company’s fiscal first-quarter revenue guidance includes a $170 million headwind from international exports due to global trade policy impacts, according to CFO John Dietrich. Brie Carere,executive vice president,noted that the majority of the impact stems from China to the U.S., largely due to de minimis tax provisions.
In December, FedEx announced plans to spin off its Freight division. The quarterly results come shortly after the death of fedex founder and Executive Chairman Fred Smith, who passed away at 80. Smith stepped down as CEO in 2022, succeeded by Subramaniam.
What’s next
Looking ahead,FedEx anticipates further cost-cutting reductions of $1 billion in fiscal 2026. While the company did not provide full-year earnings and profit forecasts, it expects first-quarter revenue to be flat to up 2% year over year, with adjusted earnings per share between $3.40 and $4.00.