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Industrials - Integrated Freight & Logistics - NYSE - US
$ 241.23
0.874 %
$ 57.8 B
Market Cap
14.36
P/E
1. INTRINSIC VALUE

This DCF valuation model was last updated on Jul, 6, 2025.

The intrinsic value of one FDX stock under the worst case scenario is HIDDEN Compared to the current market price of 241 USD, FedEx Corporation is HIDDEN

This DCF valuation model was last updated on Jul, 6, 2025.

The intrinsic value of one FDX stock under the base case scenario is HIDDEN Compared to the current market price of 241 USD, FedEx Corporation is HIDDEN

This DCF valuation model was last updated on Jul, 6, 2025.

The intrinsic value of one FDX stock under the best case scenario is HIDDEN Compared to the current market price of 241 USD, FedEx Corporation is HIDDEN

2. FUNDAMENTAL ANALYSIS

Price Chart FDX

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FINANCIALS
87.9 B REVENUE
0.27%
5.22 B OPERATING INCOME
-6.15%
4.09 B NET INCOME
-5.52%
7.04 B OPERATING CASH FLOW
-15.35%
-4.09 B INVESTING CASH FLOW
21.31%
-4.02 B FINANCING CASH FLOW
-17.31%
22.2 B REVENUE
0.27%
1.79 B OPERATING INCOME
38.78%
1.65 B NET INCOME
81.30%
2.52 B OPERATING CASH FLOW
25.20%
-1.43 B INVESTING CASH FLOW
-35.86%
-847 M FINANCING CASH FLOW
1.85%
Balance Sheet FedEx Corporation
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Current Assets 18.4 B
Cash & Short-Term Investments 5.5 B
Receivables 11.4 B
Other Current Assets 1.55 B
Non-Current Assets 69.2 B
Long-Term Investments 0
PP&E 58.1 B
Other Non-Current Assets 11.1 B
6.28 %12.97 %66.27 %12.71 %Total Assets$87.7b
Current Liabilities 15.4 B
Accounts Payable 3.69 B
Short-Term Debt 3.99 B
Other Current Liabilities 7.75 B
Non-Current Liabilities 44.2 B
Long-Term Debt 33.4 B
Other Non-Current Liabilities 10.7 B
6.20 %6.70 %13.01 %56.09 %18.01 %Total Liabilities$59.6b
EFFICIENCY
Earnings Waterfall FedEx Corporation
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Revenue 87.9 B
Cost Of Revenue 64.7 B
Gross Profit 23.3 B
Operating Expenses 82.7 B
Operating Income 5.22 B
Other Expenses 1.12 B
Net Income 4.09 B
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RATIOS
26.45% GROSS MARGIN
26.45%
5.93% OPERATING MARGIN
5.93%
4.65% NET MARGIN
4.65%
14.58% ROE
14.58%
4.67% ROA
4.67%
5.15% ROIC
5.15%
FREE CASH FLOW ANALYSIS
Free Cash Flow Analysis FedEx Corporation
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Net Income 4.09 B
Depreciation & Amortization 4.26 B
Capital Expenditures -4.06 B
Stock-Based Compensation 0
Change in Working Capital -4.71 B
Others 0
Free Cash Flow 2.98 B
3. WALL STREET ANALYSTS ESTIMATES
Wall Street Analysts Price Targets FedEx Corporation
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Wall Street analysts predict an average 1-year price target for FDX of $314 , with forecasts ranging from a low of $221 to a high of $354 .
FDX Lowest Price Target Wall Street Target
221 USD -8.39%
FDX Average Price Target Wall Street Target
314 USD 30.00%
FDX Highest Price Target Wall Street Target
354 USD 46.75%
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4. DIVIDEND ANALYSIS
0.64% DIVIDEND YIELD
1.45 USD DIVIDEND PER SHARE
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5. COMPETITION
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6. Ownership
Insider Ownership FedEx Corporation
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7. News
How Blackjack Funded Fred Smith’s Overnight FedEx (FDX) Empire Key Points Fred Smith, founder of FedEx (NYSE: FDX), passed away at 80, leaving behind a transformative legacy as the pioneer of the modern express logistics sector. Smith famously risked his last $5,000 at a Las Vegas blackjack table to keep FedEx afloat in its early days, demonstrating the bold decision-making that characterized his leadership. Unlike many founders, Smith not only launched FedEx but successfully scaled it into a global giant, directly challenging and disrupting government-run postal services. Are you ahead, or behind on retirement? SmartAsset’s free tool can match you with a financial advisor in minutes to help you answer that today. Each advisor has been carefully vetted, and must act in your best interests. Don’t waste another minute; get started by clicking here.(Sponsor) Watch the Video document.createElement('video'); https://videos.247wallst.com/247wallst.com/2025/06/7-How-Blackjack-Funded-Fred-Smiths-Overnight-FedEx-FDX-Empire.mp4 Transcript: [00:00:04] Doug McIntyre: Lee Fred Smith, who founded, FedEx, died at 80 last week. Yeah. you look back at these guys and you ask yourself, who built these businesses? [00:00:15] Doug McIntyre: The post office owned a hundred percent of the market of moving stuff around [00:00:20] Lee Jackson: and UPS maybe, Well, [00:00:22] Doug McIntyre: yeah, but I mean, here’s a guy. He starts with nothing. I think he was a pilot, but he was, yeah. he loses some money and maybe he is gonna go under and, people ask, well, what’s America about? [00:00:38] Doug McIntyre: it’s what works in America. And this is a guy who was inventive. He had access to capital, not a lot of capital, enough to just barely make it. He understood the logistics business. He eventually got it to the point where, you know, Castaway, Tom Hanks. Yeah. you notice Tom Hanks in that movie goes to all these cities and he inspects exactly how things work, which was the Fred Smith way. [00:01:08] Doug McIntyre: And you do have the people from that generation other than Buffet, he’ll live forever. But if you look at these guys who basically started their businesses probably, 40 years ago or something, a lot of these really important businesses, these people are starting to go away. And I just sort of wanna, I knew Smith a little bit and I just want to, in public tip, a cap to the guy because he really didn’t just invent a, company, he invented an entire sector. [00:01:43] Lee Jackson: Yeah, absolutely he did. He, and one, and I always thought, Wall Street is full of good stories. some of them you can tell, to your viewers, like we do, and some of them you can’t. But one of the greatest stories ever involved, the very, very early on in FedEx, when Fred Smith was outta money, he was outta money. [00:02:05] Lee Jackson: And he didn’t even have enough to make, the fuel purchases he needed for like his one or two jets. So FedEx, FedEx is based here close to me, here at Memphis. And,I’m not in Memphis, but it’s very close to it about an hour away. And he is the most famous Memphis guy, really even more so than Elvis to a lot of people. [00:02:24] Lee Jackson: He had $5,000 left. So he went to Vegas and put it all on the table at a blackjack table. He won $27,000 off that five, and this was years ago. So that was a fair amount of dough. It was still a fair amount of dough, but he won $27,000, which was enough to keep FedEx going for a couple of more weeks so they could get a loan. [00:02:48] Lee Jackson: That was, they were in the process of getting done at that time. And I thought, man, that takes a big set of, of courage to, to, because if he’d lost it all in Vegas, which, they don’t build those big casinos in Vegas ’cause the house loses. He, it could, that could have been the end of it, it could have been the end of the story, and we, he would’ve not have been remembered. [00:03:10] Doug McIntyre: Well, the other great thing about FedEx is it really was a giant killer. I mean, it’s the, post office has been badly damaged by these publicly traded companies that aren’t, owned by the government and. The guy was just a great inventor. He had, he and he had one idea. This is not like Thomas Edison. [00:03:32] Doug McIntyre: It’s not like Elon Musk. He had one idea. One, he basically worked and worked and worked and perfected it. I’m sure when he died, he was a billionaire, but more important to that, he not just started the company, but unlike a lot of CEOs, he grew the company. Yeah. He did. A lot of these, a lot of these entrepreneurs, they don’t, they get started, they get kicked out or their companies fold after a year or two because they’re no good. [00:03:57] Doug McIntyre: They’re not good at running something. [00:03:59] Lee Jackson: Right. Right. [00:04:00] Doug McIntyre: Well, anyway, good for him. [00:04:02] Lee Jackson: R Ip. Yeah. RIP Fred Smith. You were a genius and you had a ton of, courage when a lot of people don’t have anything near that. The post How Blackjack Funded Fred Smith’s Overnight FedEx (FDX) Empire appeared first on 24/7 Wall St.. https://247wallst.com - 2 days ago
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Special Delivery: Collect Dividends From Two Beaten Down Stocks With Strong Upside Potential FedEx and UPS are undervalued after significant declines, offering attractive yields and long-term upside for value investors despite ongoing headwinds. FedEx boasts a well-covered 2.44% dividend yield, strong cash flow, aggressive share buybacks, and cost-cutting initiatives supporting future growth. UPS, in a turnaround phase, offers a high 6.5% yield, ongoing restructuring, and cost savings, with a solid balance sheet and long-term price appreciation potential. seekingalpha.com - 4 days ago
Is FedEx's High-Yielding Dividend Safe? FedEx (FDX 3.09%) is a logistics giant that's known all around the world. It's been a safe, blue chip stock to own over the years. fool.com - 4 days ago
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Data from Ned Davis Research shows dividend growers and initiators averaged 10.2% annual returns from 1972 to 2022, outpacing non-dividend stocks at 4.3%, with less volatility. These stocks often counter inflation through rising payouts and offer stability in turbulent markets. However, choosing wisely is critical — investors must assess dividend sustainability, financial health, and sector resilience to sidestep unsustainable yields. I’ve invested in dividend stocks for over 10 years because they are compelling long-term investment options. Income-generating stocks balance reliability with growth potential, and choosing those that pay dividends monthly provides a steady income stream that can be reinvested or used to pay bills. The three monthly dividend stocks below are among the best choices to build wealth beginning in July. Main Street Capital (MAIN): A Resilient BDC for Steady Income Main Street Capital (NYSE:MAIN), a business development company (BDC), stands out for its monthly dividend payments and robust investment strategy. With a market cap of $5.2 billion, MAIN provides debt and equity financing to lower-middle-market companies, diversifying across sectors like manufacturing and healthcare. Its 2024 dividend totaled $4.11 per share, yielding approximately 5.23%, with occasional (though regular) supplemental payouts reflecting strong cash flows. MAIN’s disciplined underwriting and focus on stable, privately held businesses ensure resilience even in economic downturns. The company’s payout ratio of around 50%, supports dividend sustainability, while its 15 years of consistent payments signal reliability. For long-term investors, MAIN’s blend of high yield, diversification, and growth in underserved markets makes it a compelling choice, though BDC-specific risks like interest rate sensitivity warrant monitoring. STAG Industrial (STAG): Riding the E-Commerce Wave STAG Industrial (NYSE:STAG), an industrial REIT, offers a strong case for long-term investment through its monthly dividends and exposure to the booming logistics sector. With a yield of about 4%, STAG owns over 600 warehouse and distribution properties leased to diverse tenants, including Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) and FedEx (NYSE:FDX), ensuring stable cash flows. Its occupancy rate of 96% and long-term, net-leased contracts minimize vacancy risks. STAG has raised dividends annually for 13 years, supported by e-commerce-driven demand for industrial space. The REIT’s conservative payout ratio of around 70% and its strategic acquisitions in high-growth markets enhance its appeal. For investors, STAG provides a balance of income and capital appreciation potential, though rising interest rates could pressure REIT valuations. Its alignment with secular trends like online retail makes it a solid, long-term pick. LTC Properties (LTC): Capitalizing on Aging Demographics LTC Properties (NYSE:LTC), a healthcare REIT, delivers reliable monthly dividends with a yield of approximately 6.6%, anchored by its focus on senior housing and skilled nursing facilities. With a $1.6 billion market cap, LTC’s portfolio of over 200 properties benefits from triple-net leases, shifting operational costs to tenants and ensuring predictable income. The aging U.S. population — projected to include 83 million seniors by 2050 — drives demand for LTC’s assets, supporting long-term growth. Its payout ratio, near 85%, is sustainable, backed by steady cash flows and strategic property investments. LTC’s more than 20 years of consistent dividends underscore its reliability. While healthcare REITs face risks from regulatory changes or tenant financial health, LTC’s diversified tenant base and demographic tailwinds make it an attractive long-term investment for income-focused portfolios seeking stability and growth. Key Takeaways MAIN, STAG, and LTC offer distinct advantages for long-term investors seeking monthly dividends. MAIN’s diversified BDC model provides high yield and stability, ideal for income seekers. STAG capitalizes on e-commerce growth, balancing income with capital appreciation. LTC leverages demographic trends in healthcare, ensuring reliable cash flows. Each stock carries risks. MAIN and STAG have interest rate sensitivity while LTC faces regulatory shifts. However, their sustainable payouts and strong fundamentals make them compelling for long-term wealth building. 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FedEx Stock Is at Its Bottom—And It May Be Time to Buy FedEx NYSE: FDX faces hurdles and headwinds, but its stock is at the bottom of its decline because its turnaround and optimization strategy is gaining traction. The FQ1 results and guidance reveal the impacts, including plans to accelerate efforts and potentially exceed the long-term cost-savings targets. marketbeat.com - 1 week ago
FedEx Vs UPS: Which Delivery Services Stock is the Better Buy the Dip Target? As potential buy-the-dip targets, FedEx (FDX) and UPS (UPS) stock are very appealing in terms of value. zacks.com - 1 week ago
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FedEx Shares Slip After Fiscal Q4 Earnings: ETFs in Focus FDX tops Q4 estimates but falls over 5% on weak guidance, shaking ETFs with high FedEx exposure like SUPL and IYT. zacks.com - 1 week ago
FedEx Shares Down Almost 6% Despite Q4 Earnings & Revenues Beat FDX's fourth-quarter fiscal 2025 results are aided by from cost reduction benefits from the DRIVE program initiatives, higher volume at Federal Express and higher base yield at each transportation segment. zacks.com - 1 week ago
FedEx shares fall as dismal forecast fans concerns over Trump tariffs The underwhelming forecast sent investors spiraling, since the company often acts as a bellwether for several other industries. nypost.com - 1 week ago
8. Profile Summary

FedEx Corporation FDX

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COUNTRY US
INDUSTRY Integrated Freight & Logistics
MARKET CAP $ 57.8 B
Dividend Yield 0.64%
Description FedEx Corporation provides transportation, e-commerce, and business services in the United States and internationally. The company's FedEx Express segment offers express transportation, small-package ground delivery, and freight transportation services; time-critical transportation services; and cross-border enablement, technology, and e-commerce transportation solutions. Its FedEx Ground segment provides day-certain delivery services to businesses and residences. The company's FedEx Freight segment offers less-than-truckload freight transportation services. As of May 31, 2022, this segment had approximately 30,000 vehicles and 400 service centers. Its FedEx Services segment provides sales, marketing, information technology, communications, customer service, technical support, billing and collection, and back-office support services. The company's Corporate, Other and Eliminations segment offers integrated supply chain management solutions, specialty transportation, customs brokerage, and global ocean and air freight forwarding services; and document and business services, as well as retail access to its customers for its package transportation businesses. FedEx Corporation was founded in 1971 and is based in Memphis, Tennessee.
Contact 942 South Shady Grove Road, Memphis, TN, 38120 https://www.fedex.com
IPO Date April 12, 1978
Employees 306000
Officers Ms. Gina F. Adams Executive Vice President, General Counsel & Secretary Mr. John W. Dietrich Executive Vice President & Chief Financial Officer Mr. Guy M. Erwin II Corporate Vice President, Staff VP, Corporate Controller & Chief Accounting Officer Mr. Richard W. Smith Chief Operating Officer of International & Chief Executive Officer of Airline of Federal Express Corporation Ms. Lisa Lisson President of Air Operations Mr. Sriram Krishnasamy Executive Vice President, Chief Digital & Information Officer and Chief Transformation Officer Ms. Tracy B. Brightman Executive Vice President & Chief People Officer Mr. Rajesh Subramaniam President, Chief Executive Officer & Director Ms. Jenifer Hollander Vice President of Investor Relations Mr. Frederick W. Smith Founder & Executive Chairman