United Parcel Service

UPS

Market cap $98.5B

UPS (UPS) reported earnings 30 days ago. What's next for the stock?

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United Parcel wins court approval for $150K driver buyouts amid plans to cut 30,000 jobs and reduce Amazon volumes as it pushes cost cuts and network reshaping.

UPS may be out of the woods regarding a dividend cut, but a 5.6% yield with little to no growth potential isn't ideal. The company expects a recovery in the second half of this year and beyond, but the valuation isn't low enough to get me interested in a turnaround story. UPS Delivered $3.5 billion in cost savings last year through network reconfiguration and Efficiency Reimagined initiatives. Another $3 billion in savings are expected this year.

United Parcel Service is positioned for a multi-year, margin-focused turnaround, shifting from volume growth to operational efficiency and higher-value segments. UPS targets 68% U.S. volume automation by FY2026 and $20B in healthcare revenue, driving structurally lower OPEX and improved profitability metrics. Despite near-term margin headwinds from restructuring and Amazon volume reduction, I expect sequential revenue and high single-digit operating profit growth post-1H 2026.

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The Supreme Court struck down President Trump's sweeping tariffs on Friday, ruling that he overstepped his authority in imposing them on global imports.

UPS appears to be mounting a strong comeback after flailing in recent years. The company is poised for higher profitability in the years ahead.

A lawyer for the International Brotherhood of Teamsters told a judge on Thursday that the union expects over 10,000 United Parcel Service drivers to accept $150,000 buyouts if the delivery giant is allowed to proceed with a planned workforce-cutting program.

United Parcel Service (UPS) is planning to close dozens of packaging facilities this year, the shipping giant revealed in a court filing this week.