FedEx (NYSE:FDX) is selling its FedEx Supply Chain unit to French shipping group CMA CGM in a US$1.4b transaction. The deal will see CMA CGM’s CEVA Logistics nearly triple its North American contract logistics scale, according to company disclosures. As part of the sale, FedEx and CMA CGM plan multi year commercial agreements covering air and ocean freight services. This move marks a clear shift for FedEx toward its core express and ground parcel operations, while stepping away from large...
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CMA CGM expands North American logistics while FedEx sharpens focus on its core parcel business.
FedEx (FDX) has agreed to sell its supply chain subsidiary to French shipping and logistics firm CMA
FedEx is leaning on DRIVE, Network 2.0 and other efficiency moves to offset soft shipping demand and top-line pressure.
The deal would nearly triple the size of CEVA Logistics' North American contract logistics operations and includes multiyear air and ocean freight agreements
FedEx is selling off its supply chain services division to CMA CGM, which will fold the business into its Ceva Logistics subsidiary. The post FedEx sells supply chain unit to CMA CGM for $1.4B appeared first on FreightWaves.
Operating income fell nearly 67% in the fourth quarter, weighed down by $205 million in spinoff costs, though revenue rose 4.8%
FedEx's structural improvements and divestitures have it on track to reduce debt and buyback shares, boost shareholder value, and drive its stock price upward.

<body><p>STORY: Shares of FedEx fell Wednesday morning after the company posted lower margins in its core delivery segment.</p><p>That raised investor doubts about its future following the spinoff of its highly profitable trucking unit.</p><p>In a bid to focus on its delivery business, FedEx spun off its trucking unit, FedEx Freight, earlier this month. </p><p>The slimmed-down company is under investor scrutiny to bolster profits and reduce costs, which have climbed for employee salaries and benefits as well as for outsourced transportation and fuel.</p><p>U.S. logistics firms including UPS and FedEx have been battling volume decline due to changing U.S. trade policies, while the Iran war has pushed fuel prices higher.</p><p>Also weighing on volumes is the loss of duty-free "de minimis" treatment for low-value e-commerce shipments tied to China-linked discount sellers, such as Shein and Temu.</p></body>
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International courier service FedEx (FDX) topped fiscal fourth quarter estimates on adjusted earnings ($6.31 per share vs. expectations of $5.97). The stock is dropping in Tuesday's after-hours trading. Market Domination Overtime Anchor Josh Lipton takes a closer look at FedEx's earnings release.
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