There are significant developments on
Expeditors International of Washington. The organization recently announced a
CEO transition with
Jeffrey S. Musser retiring and
Daniel Wall taking his place, suggesting a shift of leadership strategy.
Q4 earnings for 2024 showed
$1.68 EPS, indicating stronger financial performance. Analysts believe its
returns on capital show promise for a bright future and it is reportedly outperforming transportation peers. Despite high intrinsic value,
insiders sold USD 2.5 million of stock, indicating potential caution.
Dividend yields only
1.2%, which makes it attractive for conservative investors. However, it has underperformed the industrials sector and the stock price hit a 52-week low at $109.41.
Hedge funds recommend it as a promising investment in terms of TaaS stocks. It outperformed Q4 earnings and revenue estimates, beating expectations with significant
revenue growth and a new CEO was later appointed. On the other hand, the company was affected by
cyber-attack which has a significant impact on its operations.
Expeditors International of Washington EXPD News Analytics from Wed, 02 Mar 2022 08:00:00 GMT to Fri, 11 Apr 2025 16:10:00 GMT -
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