FedEx Q4 2026 earnings beat but stock falls on weak guidance
Key takeaways
- On the bottom line, the quarter produced adjusted EPS of $6.31, topping the $5.96 consensus estimate tracked by CNBC.
- Full-year revenue reached $94.7 billion, a jump from $87.9 billion twelve months earlier, while adjusted diluted EPS of $20.24 came in above the $19.30-to-$20.10 range the company had previously set as its target.
- For calendar year 2026 — reflecting FedEx s shift to a December fiscal year-end — the company said it expects roughly 11% revenue growth and adjusted diluted earnings per share of $16.90 to $18.10.
Fed Ex Q4 2026 earnings beat but stock falls on weak guidance Quartz · David Paul Morris/Bloomberg via Getty Images Cris Tolomia Wed, June 24, 2026 at 7:18 PM GMT+7 2 min read FDX Fed Ex reported fiscal fourth-quarter earnings that beat Wall Street estimates on both the top and bottom lines, but Fed Ex stock fell roughly 6% in after-hours trading Tuesday as investors reacted to a forward profit outlook that came in below expectations.
On the bottom line, the quarter produced adjusted EPS of $6.31, topping the $5.96 consensus estimate tracked by CNBC. Sales of $25.01 billion represented a 13% year-over-year gain and cleared the $24.04 billion Wall Street target.
Full-year revenue reached $94.7 billion, a jump from $87.9 billion twelve months earlier, while adjusted diluted EPS of $20.24 came in above the $19.30-to-$20.10 range the company had previously set as its target.