Expeditors Washington opened higher at $198.92, compared with its previous close of $198.39. In the last trading session, the stock traded between $198.17 and $199.61. It showed a sideways intraday trend.
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An investment of $100 made 5 years ago in Expeditors Washington is now worth
$ 161.50
giving a profit of
$ 61.50 (61.50%)
invest with $1
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Analyst Overview
Rating from 12 Analysts
Buy
16.67%
Hold
50%
Sell
33.33%
Markets Today
Today's Change
+$0.68 (+0.34%)
Day High
$199.61
Day Low
$198.17
Day Open
$198.92
Prev Close
$198.39
Volume
3,23,448
1W Return
1.48%
1M Return
5.83%
3M Return
17.01%
6M Return
33.79%
1Y Return
69.32%
Fundamentals
Market Cap ($ Mn)
25,877
PE Ratio
27.80
PB Ratio
11.72
PEG Ratio
7.99
ROE
35.80%
ROCE
38.69%
EPS (TTM)
$2.05
Investment Returns
1 Week
1.48%
1 Month
5.83%
3 Months
17.01%
6 Months
33.79%
9 Months
23.26%
Financials
Quarterly
All values in $ Mn
3.0K
Dec 24
2.7K
Mar 25
2.7K
Jun 25
2.9K
Sep 25
2.9K
Dec 25
3.5K
Jun 26
Updates
4Aug
Expeditors Q2 Results: Net Profit Surges 45%, Driven By Airfreight Rates
Expeditors International reported Q2 2026 net earnings of $266 million, a 45% YoY increase, with diluted EPS rising 51% to $2.03. Revenue grew 32% to $3.5 billion, driven by strong airfreight rates and customs demand. The company returned $461 million to shareholders via dividends and buybacks.
2mo ago
20Jul
Expeditors expands AOG services to meet rising demand
Expeditors International of Washington, Inc. has expanded its global Aircraft on Ground (AOG) capabilities to address rising demand for time-critical aviation and aerospace logistics. The enhanced offering integrates dedicated critical logistics teams, 24/7/365 support centers, and access to the company’s worldwide network to assist customers facing urgent operational disruptions. This expansion targets airlines, aircraft manufacturers, maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) organizations, aerospace suppliers, and defense customers navigating unexpected aircraft downtime and critical parts shortages.
