XPO Builds Momentum Heading Into Spin-Off
After a slump earlier in the pandemic, the diversified logistics company is back on track.
The Company and its subsidiaries provide transportation and logistics services in the United States and portions of Canada. It operates through two segments, Express-1 and Evansville.
After a slump earlier in the pandemic, the diversified logistics company is back on track.
The company is projecting solid growth in 2021, its final year before it splits in two.
The company is making moves to get its valuation in line with that of its rivals.
Investors in the logistics giant have a lot to look forward to this year.
It's all about shareholder value.
What investors need to know about the company's planned split.
The company hopes a split can help close a valuation gap between it and its competitors.
There's a lot of attention on potential divestitures, but the latest results show the core business is accelerating.
XPO earnings call for the period ending September 30, 2020.
Adjusted net profit was more than twice as high as analysts expected.