Transportation and logistics companies move people and goods around the world, forming the physical supply chains that economies depend on. UPS and FedEx operate the two largest private parcel networks in the US, competing intensely on overnight and ground delivery. Union Pacific is the largest Class I railroad in the US by revenue, while Delta and United Airlines connect global business and leisure travelers across hundreds of routes.
1
4.6
Union Pacific
UNP
$260.68
-0.42%
P/E: 25.1
Union Pacific operates the largest railroad network in North America covering 23 states, serving as essential freight transportation infrastructure for the western US economy.
2
4.3
CSX Corporation
CSX
$40.87
+0.42%
P/E: 11.2
CSX is a major Class I railroad operating across the eastern US and Canada, transporting freight including consumer goods, coal, chemicals, and automotive products through an extensive rail network.
3
4.3
Delta Air Lines
DAL
$69.00
-0.72%
P/E: 10.3
Delta is one of the world's largest and most profitable airlines, operating over 4,000 daily flights with a premium-focused strategy and strong loyalty program driving above-peer profitability.
4
4.3
FedEx
FDX
$374.72
+1.42%
P/E: 35.5
FedEx operates one of the world's largest integrated express delivery networks spanning over 220 countries, serving as a global bellwether for trade and logistics demand.
5
4.2
C.H. Robinson
CHRW
$176.01
+4.91%
P/E: 33.5
C.H. Robinson is one of the world's largest third-party logistics providers, connecting shippers and carriers through its Navisphere technology platform across a vast freight network.
6
4.2
J.B. Hunt Transport Services
JBHT
$221.76
+1.39%
P/E: 24.7
J.B. Hunt is one of the largest US trucking and intermodal transportation providers, operating an extensive fleet and intermodal network connecting rail and road freight across North America.
7
4.1
United Airlines
UAL
$109.29
-0.01%
P/E: 11.1
United Airlines is one of the world's largest airlines with comprehensive domestic and international route networks, executing a premium-focused strategy to drive above-average profitability.
8
4.1
XPO Inc
XPO
$195.33
+2.91%
XPO is a leading less-than-truckload carrier in North America, providing freight transportation services with a focus on technology-driven operational efficiency.
9
3.9
Southwest Airlines
LUV
$51.11
+0.55%
P/E: 11.9
Southwest Airlines is the largest US domestic carrier by passengers, operating an all-Boeing 737 fleet with a low-cost model and no baggage fees that differentiate it in the competitive airline industry.
10
3.6
UPS
UPS
$119.24
+0.99%
P/E: 15.8
UPS is the world's largest package delivery company, providing supply chain management and freight services through a global logistics network that serves as essential commerce infrastructure.
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