Tag: Worldwide

FedEx reports strong revenue and earnings growth; operating margins improve across all transportation segments

FedEx Corporation today reported earnings of USD1.38 per diluted share for the third quarter ended February 28, compared to USD1.03 per diluted share a year ago, a year-over-year increase of 34%. Highlights from the consolidated results for the third quarter include: revenue of USD8.00 billion, up 9% from USD7.34 billion the previous year, operating income of USD713 million, up 29% from USD552 million a year ago and net income of UD428 million, up 35% from UDS317 million the previous year. “FedEx continues to deliver strong results by providing outstanding customer service around the world and by crisply executing our strategy of balancing volume and revenue growth with cost containment to improve our margins,” said Frederick W. Smith, chairman, president and chief executive officer of FedEx Corp. “With our broad portfolio of services, FedEx is uniquely positioned to take advantage of continued growth in the global economy.”

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Analysts expect higher FedEx results

FedEx Corp., in the midst of expanding in Asia, will report quarterly results next week that Wall Street analysts expect will be an improvement from a year ago despite high gasoline and jet fuel prices. The company will report its fiscal 2006 third-quarter results on March 22. According to Thomson First Call, analysts expect the shipping company to earn USD1.30 a share, with a range of estimates from USD1.24 to USD1.35 a share. Revenue is expected to reach USD8.03 billion. Last year, the company brought in USD7.34 billion in sales during the quarter and earnings of USD1.03 a share, according to First Call.

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Spanish Unipost appoints General Director

Spanish private postal services provider Unipost appointed Pablo Raventos general director, replacing Alejandro Silva Ramos, who will be Unipost vice president, the company said on March 14, 2006. Both Raventos and Silva are among Unipost founders.

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UK Royal Mail Group Postal workers may deliver on new strike vote

Disgruntled postal workers are to consult union members at Royal Mail to discuss the possibility of threatening a further strike.

Royal Mail said this morning that it has not received any official notification of a ballot for industrial action from members of the Communications and Workers’ Union (CWU).

But there are fears that the shaky truce between Royal Mail and postal staff, who returned to work following an unofficial 18 day walk-out last month, could collapse amid repeated claims of discrimination and harassment.

A meeting between union officials and members was held last night in a bid to iron out workers’ grievances and to weigh up support for industrial action.

CWU Belfast branch secretary, Eoin Davey, said members expressed anger that “local management are not honouring promises and commitments made which ended the dispute”.

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