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Expeditors International
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Capacity &inputscarriers, fuel & systemsForwarderExpeditors at the centreServices soldforwarding, brokerage, su…Movementnetworkhow cargo actually flowsShippers & endmarketswho paysAIRAirlines & air-cargo carriersSEAOcean container linesTRKTruckers & railFUELFuel & surchargesSYSTechnology & dataEXPDExpeditors InternationalAFAirfreight forwardingOFOcean freight forwardingCBCustoms brokerage & otherGTWAir & ocean gatewaysWHSWarehouses & distributionTECTechnology & electronics makersRTLRetailers & e-commerceMFGManufacturers & industrial
Company details
Market cap
$21B
P/E ratio
26×
Div yield
1.0%
Revenue
$11.1B
Rev. growth
+4%
Return on equity
~37%
Operating margin
~11%
Net cash
Debt-free
In plain English
Expeditors is a freight forwarder that owns no planes and no ships. It buys cargo space in bulk from airlines, ocean lines and truckers, resells it to companies shipping goods around the world, and wraps it in customs clearance and supply-chain services — an asset-light middleman that turns global trade into recurring, high-return fees.
In simple terms
What Expeditors International really sells
Expeditors is a freight forwarder that owns no planes and no ships. It buys cargo space in bulk from airlines, ocean lines and truckers, resells it to companies shipping goods around the world, and wraps it in customs clearance and supply-chain services — an asset-light middleman that turns global trade into recurring, high-return fees.
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Moderate
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