UPS Says Planned Amazon Volume Reduction Is Complete
UPS said it completed its planned reduction in Amazon-related parcel volume as it reported higher revenue per parcel and raised its outlook for a second consecutive quarter.
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UPS said it completed its planned reduction in Amazon-related parcel volume. The reported account also described growth in parcel volume UPS considered desirable and revenue per parcel rising faster than costs.
Key details
- UPS reportedly raised its outlook for a second consecutive quarter.
- UPS shares rose almost 6%, according to the report.
- Analyst forecasts for 2026 reportedly moved closer to UPS guidance, while views for 2027 remained divided.
UPS said its planned reduction in Amazon-related volume was complete.
Why it matters
Parcel mix and revenue per shipment shape how UPS manages its network and earns from each delivery. The reported trends point to the carrier shifting volume toward parcels it considers desirable while tracking cost growth.
What happens next
UPS’s next results will show how its parcel mix and outlook develop. Which delivery trends will matter most to the company’s next update?
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