1
BRK-B
2nd
The company owns and operates BNSF, one of the largest North American railroads, which earns revenue by hauling freight such as agricultural goods and industrial items.
Berkshire Hathaway
Railroads
1.18 Tn
548.72
+1.16%
+12.43%
0.01
0.00
-1.42 Tn
2
CNI
Canadian National Railway operates a rail transportation network spanning 20,000 miles and generates revenue primarily from freight transportation services. It moves over 300 million tons of natural resources and manufactured products for customers across North America.
Canadian National Railway
Railroads
75.76 Bn
123.30
+0.13%
+30.10%
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3
UPS
UPS operates an integrated air and ground network to move 5.2 billion packages annually, providing end-to-end parcel delivery services. Its core revenue is driven by the volume of packages handled and the fees charged for these door-to-door shipping services.
United Parcel Service
Parcel Delivery
75.08 Bn
100.20
-0.82%
+12.31%
18.63
0.95
62.05 Bn
4
FER
2nd
The company owns and operates fixed transportation infrastructure under concessions, generating revenue from toll collection on highways (e.g., 407 ETR, NTE 1-2) and aeronautical/non-aeronautical fees at airports (e.g., Dalaman, JFK NTO).
Ferrovial
Transportation Infrastructure
36.28 Bn
50.35
+1.41%
-22.36%
35.57
3.29
14.44 Bn
5
UAL
United Airlines Holdings operates a primary business of scheduled air transportation for passengers and cargo. Its revenue is generated from ticket sales to individual and business travelers, as well as ancillary services related to its flight operations.
United Airlines Holdings
Airlines
32.71 Bn
100.69
+2.82%
+1.91%
9.15
0.50
-24.97 Bn
6
JD
2nd
The company operates JD Logistics, which provides technology-driven supply chain solutions, warehousing, distribution, and last-mile delivery services to third-party businesses.
JD.com
Logistics
30.62 Bn
25.24
-0.47%
-26.20%
16.74
0.19
-84.31 Bn
7
RYAAY
Ryanair operates scheduled passenger air transportation services across Europe, generating revenue from passenger ticket sales and ancillary fees. The company manages a fleet of Boeing 737 and Airbus A320 aircraft to serve leisure and business travelers.
Ryanair Holdings
Airlines
27.66 Bn
53.00
+0.89%
-13.99%
13.47
1.54
11.62 Bn
8
XPO
XPO operates one of the largest Less-Than-Truckload (LTL) networks in North America and provides full truckload and dedicated truckload services. Its primary revenue is derived from moving freight by road for approximately 55,000 customers across North America and Europe.
Xpo
Trucking
21.33 Bn
182.32
-0.56%
+45.56%
52.65
2.48
20.09 Bn
9
LTM
The company operates a unified network of airlines providing domestic and international passenger flights, generating the vast majority of its revenue (87.0%) from passenger ticket sales and ancillary services.
Latam Airlines
Airlines
12.43 Bn
43.31
-6.38%
-2.85%
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10
FRO
Frontline owns and operates a global fleet of oil and product tankers, including VLCCs, Suezmax, and Aframax vessels. Its primary revenue is generated by transporting crude oil and refined petroleum products for major oil companies and trading firms via spot and time charter agreements.
Frontline
Marine Shipping
12.29 Bn
55.22
+4.33%
+131.63%
8.28
4.53
11.07 Bn
11
AZUL
Azul operates scheduled air transportation for passengers and cargo, with passenger ticket sales representing 92.4% of its total net revenue. The company manages a fleet of aircraft to serve 160 destinations with approximately 970 daily departures.
Azul
Airlines
12.25 Bn
4.05
-32.61%
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211.77
4.69
2.27 Bn
12
PAC
The company operates and develops a portfolio of 14 international airports under long-term government concessions. Its revenue is derived from airport infrastructure fees, landing fees, and passenger service charges, which fits the description of operating fixed transportation infrastructure.
Pacific Airport
Transportation Infrastructure
11.38 Bn
225.23
+1.36%
+4.21%
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13
R
Ryder's largest revenue segment is Supply Chain Solutions (43%), which provides port-to-door logistics, distribution management, transportation brokerage, and e-commerce services. These activities match the description of arranging and managing the movement of freight and supply-chain management services.
Ryder System
Logistics
10.78 Bn
282.13
+4.26%
+67.68%
20.70
0.82
9.96 Bn
14
BIPH
The company owns and operates a vast portfolio of transportation infrastructure, including toll roads (3,200 km of highways in Brazil), port operations in the UK, Australia, and New Zealand, and rail networks. It generates revenue from tolls, access charges, and transportation fees, which is the defining characteristic of I-24.
Brookfield Infrastructure Partners
Transportation Infrastructure
9.62 Bn
15.23
+0.33%
-11.50%
-25.65
0.38
-3.95 Bn
15
TFII
TFI International operates significant Truckload (TL) and Less-Than-Truckload (LTL) segments, providing pickup, consolidation, and delivery of freight using its own fleet of closed vans and specialized equipment.
TFI International
Trucking
9.43 Bn
111.72
-0.70%
+24.94%
24.15
1.14
8.65 Bn
16
AAL
American Airlines operates scheduled passenger air transport, generating the vast majority of its revenue from passenger ticket sales and ancillary offerings. The profile explicitly states it serves leisure and business travelers across a broad network of domestic and international destinations.
American Airlines
Airlines
8.08 Bn
12.20
+0.74%
-9.02%
-24.81
0.14
-15.95 Bn
17
GLBE
2nd
The company has a substantial fulfillment services business, accounting for 53-54% of its revenue, which covers shipping, handling, customs clearance, and related logistics for merchants delivering goods to international buyers.
Global-E Online
Logistics
7.07 Bn
41.84
+1.16%
+20.20%
46.22
6.41
5.87 Bn
18
ASR
The company owns and operates airport concessions, generating revenue from landing fees, passenger charges, and aircraft parking. This matches the description of operating fixed transportation infrastructure under concession.
Southeast Airport
Transportation Infrastructure
6.98 Bn
252.03
+1.25%
-17.36%
20.34
254.74 K
3.95 Bn
19
CMBT
The company owns and operates a massive fleet of approximately 250 seagoing vessels, including dry bulk carriers, crude oil tankers, chemical tankers, and container ships. Its primary revenue is generated from chartering these vessels on spot and time charter markets for the transport of cargo.
Cmb.Tech
Marine Shipping
5.80 Bn
18.35
-0.54%
+100.11%
4.91
1.46
3.62 Bn
20
LSTR
The company describes itself as an 'asset-light provider of integrated transportation management solutions' that utilizes a network of agents and third-party capacity providers. It generates revenue by arranging freight across multiple modes, including truckload, rail intermodal, air, and ocean cargo, which aligns with the freight brokerage and 3PL model.
Landstar System
Logistics
5.61 Bn
165.17
-0.37%
+27.48%
42.58
1.13
3.96 Bn
21
HAFN
Hafnia operates as one of the world's largest owners and operators of chemical and product tankers, providing ocean freight transportation for oil, oil products, and chemicals. Its revenue is generated primarily through chartering its fleet of LR2, LR1, MR, and Handy vessels to international oil and chemical companies.
Hafnia
Marine Shipping
5.36 Bn
10.76
+2.48%
+73.55%
5.02
3.53
4.45 Bn
22
CPA
Copa Holdings operates passenger airlines providing scheduled flights to 84 destinations, with 94.8% of its 2025 revenue coming from passenger ticket sales. The company manages a fleet of Boeing 737 aircraft to transport leisure and business passengers across the Americas and Caribbean.
Copa Holdings
Airlines
5.35 Bn
130.02
-1.04%
+3.74%
8.56
1.34
436.96 Mn
23
KBR
2nd
KBR provides integrated supply chain and logistics support as a core part of its mission-critical programs for government and military agencies.
Kbr
Logistics
5.04 Bn
40.01
+1.99%
-8.65%
11.91
0.65
3.32 Bn
24
OMAB
The company's core business is operating a network of 13 international airports, earning revenue from landing fees, passenger charges, and aircraft parking. It operates these fixed transportation assets under long-term concession rights.
Central North Airport
Transportation Infrastructure
4.78 Bn
98.99
+0.48%
-3.45%
16.03
5.36
4.26 Bn
25
STNG
Scorpio Tankers operates a fleet of 90 tankers (LR2, MR, and Handymax) to provide seaborne transportation of crude oil and refined petroleum products. Its revenue is derived from time charter agreements, spot market voyages, and commercial pools for the maritime movement of energy commodities.
Scorpio Tankers
Marine Shipping
4.51 Bn
87.15
+1.41%
+44.79%
4.97
3.33
-124.37 Mn