FedEx Corp. sets Q4 earnings date after Freight spin-off, shares face cautious technical signals

By Anna Wagner, Analysts & Consensus desk. Reviewed prior to publication on 2026-06-23, 20:20.

FedEx Corp. (US31428X1063) reports its fiscal fourth-quarter 2026 earnings today, with the NYSE-listed group scheduled to host its conference call at 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time according to company and market data. MarketBeat highlights the timing of the live call.

What Wall Street expects today

Analysts on TradingKey expect FedEx to post earnings per share of around 5.91 dollars on revenue of roughly 24.18 billion dollars for Q4 2026, with the report due after the closing bell in New York. TradingKey outlines the consensus figures and earnings timing.

The report comes shortly after the completion of the spin-off of FedEx Freight, which refocuses the group on its Express and Ground networks and is being monitored for its impact on cost savings and capital allocation, including potential buybacks. Options traders cited by Robinhood data are positioning for a larger-than-usual move around the numbers, with at-the-money strikes clustered around 322.50 dollars. Robinhood points to elevated options activity and the recent Freight spin-off.

Analyst stance and rating distribution

Across the broader analyst community, sentiment on FedEx remains constructive ahead of the earnings release. Wallstreet-Online aggregates 35 analyst ratings with an average target price of 375.03 dollars, implying nearly 30 percent upside versus its euro-translated spot level, and reports that 54 percent of analysts rate the shares as Strong Buy and a further 13 percent as Buy. Wallstreet-Online summarizes the current rating and target-price landscape.

More recently, several houses have fine-tuned their models following the freight separation and ahead of the new guidance. BMO Capital, for instance, is cited on TrendSpider as maintaining a Market Perform rating while lowering its price target from 410 to 340 dollars, whereas Bank of America is noted as keeping a Buy stance but trimming its target as well, indicating a more selective upside view as the stock has already delivered strong gains over the past year. TrendSpider collects recent rating and target changes from BMO and BofA.

How FedEx makes its money

FedEx generates the bulk of its revenue from time-definite express air deliveries and ground parcel services, complemented by contract logistics and e-commerce solutions for businesses of all sizes. Following the spin-off of FedEx Freight, the remaining core focuses even more tightly on global express shipments and domestic parcel volumes in competition with UPS and regional players. FinancialData.net describes FedEx as a transportation and business-services conglomerate centered on parcel and express logistics.

Where the shares trade today

The FedEx Corp. shares (US31428X1063) last traded on the NYSE at 321.94 dollars as of 2026-06-23, 11:20, according to consolidated price data.

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