FedEx
FedEx moves packages and freight by air and road across more than 220 countries and territories through one integrated express network, and also runs print shops, customs and freight forwarding.
Contractors run more of its vehicles than FedEx does.
About 100,000 vehicles are owned or leased by independent service providers, against about 82,000 operated by FedEx itself.
How big is FedEx?
Mostly U.S. packages, plus a growing world.
- U.S. domestic packages64%$54.64B
- International export packages18%$15.56B
- Express freight7%$6.06B
- International domestic packages6%$4.72B
- Other6%
Fly it, merge it, premium first.
- 1World's largest all-cargo fleet
- 2Air and ground into one network
- 3Premium B2B and healthcare
Folding the Ground company into Federal Express in 2024 lets air and ground packages share sorting and routes, which is how FedEx is cutting cost per package.
- Vanguard Capital Management6.81%
- BlackRock, Inc.6.55%
- The Estate of Frederick W. Smith5.96%
CEO: Rajesh Subramaniam
- 1971Federal Express is incorporated
- 1973First night of continuous operation
- 1978Initial public offering
- 1989Flying Tiger Line acquired
- 1994FedEx brand adopted and fedex.com launched
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