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FedEx

Latest reported quarter is fiscal Q4 FY26 (ended May 31, reported June 23, 2026) — revenue $25.0B (+13% YoY), adjusted operating margin 8.4% (9.1% a year earlier), adjusted EPS $6.31; FY26 adjusted EPS $20.24, transformation savings above the $1B target. The LTL freight unit was spun off June 1, 2026 and the fiscal year moved to a December year-end, so the next report (~Oct 28) covers June–September. AI is an efficiency lever, not a revenue line — ~45% of eligible volume on Network 2.0 by end of June, ~100,000 routes AI-planned daily, AI targeted in over half of core workflows by 2028, Dataworks insights sold via ServiceNow (revenue undisclosed).

AI Impact Score
5.8/10
↔ Neutral
Scoring Breakdown
Sector Base
7
AI Revenue Exposure
5
Moat Durability
6
Disruption Risk (lower=better)
5
AI Adoption Maturity
7

Scenarios

Bull Case

Transformation savings are compounding (over $1B in FY26, ~$1B more targeted for CY26) at record-low capex intensity (4.0% of revenue), and AI routing, MOBIUS predictive maintenance (~$10M/yr saved) and robotic trailer loading attack the largest cost lines. Data-center logistics is a double-digit growth vertical, a direct if modest tailwind from AI capex.

Bear Case

AI here is cost-out, not differentiation — UPS and Amazon Logistics deploy the same robotics and routing tools, so savings may be competed away in pricing. Dataworks revenue is still undisclosed, and the first post-spin four-month report (~Oct 28) gives no clean comparable yet.

Key Factors to Watch

  • ●Q4 FY26 (June 23, 2026) — revenue $25.0B (+13%), adj. EPS $6.31; FY26 adj. EPS $20.24
  • ●Freight spin-off completed June 1, 2026; fiscal year now ends Dec 31 — next report ~Oct 28 covers June–Sept
  • ●CY26 outlook — revenue ~+11%, adj. EPS $16.90-18.10 (continuing ops), capex $3.9B incl. automation
  • ●Network 2.0 at ~45% of eligible volume (end of June 2026); AI embedded in DRIVE process; data-center vertical growing double digits
  • ●Robotic trailer loading and unloading (Dexterity, Berkshire Grey Scoop) scaling to 20+ US hubs; first Scoop units due later in 2026
  • ●Dataworks + ServiceNow integrations live from Q1 2026 — revenue not disclosed

Score History

DateScoreDirectionNote
2026-10-035.8NeutralRotating refresh — latest reported quarter is Q4 FY26 (ended May 31, reported June 23, 2026); no FQ1 FY27 print exists because the fiscal year moved to Dec 31 after the June 1 Freight spin-off (next report ~Oct 28 covers June–Sept). Removed unverifiable automation stats and stale DRIVE $4B figure; added Network 2.0 ~45% and CY26 outlook; score held at 5.8.
2026-03-085.8NeutralScore 6.0→5.8 (formula reweight: sb 0.25→0.15, are 0.20→0.25, md 0.20→0.25, dr 0.20→0.25, aam 0.15→0.10)
2026-03-086.0PositiveInitial assessment from batch 5 research

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Last researched: 2026-10-03

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