Expeditors International (EXPD)

Expeditors earned about half again more than a year ago, on revenue that grew by roughly a third.

What is going on right now?

The price sits a touch below $196 and has drifted down about 1% over the past week, even though it remains above where it traded over most recent timeframes.

How is the business itself doing?

Expeditors arranges air and ocean shipping for other companies, earning a fee on each shipment rather than owning planes or ships. Revenue climbed around 32% and earnings jumped about 52%, while the company carries very little debt.

What stands out?

The company turns every dollar of its own money into a lot of profit, with a return on that money near 43%, yet it keeps only about 8 cents of profit on each dollar of revenue. That gap shows how lean the operation runs.

What comes next?

Consumer confidence recently dropped to 48, which has historically slowed the volume of goods people ship. Expeditors reports earnings on November 3, 2026.