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
1.10 Tn
510.34
+0.66%
+4.13%
0.01
0.00
-326.23 Bn
2
UNP
Union Pacific operates a Class I freight rail network with 32,889 route miles of track, generating revenue from hauling Bulk, Industrial, and Premium commodities. The company's core business is the operation of rail transportation across 23 states, which aligns exactly with the description for Railroads.
Union Pacific
Railroads
168.92 Bn
284.40
-0.49%
+32.16%
22.78
6.57
164.88 Bn
3
UBER
2nd
Uber's Freight segment provides a digital marketplace that matches shippers with carriers for freight movement, acting as a logistics coordinator for shipments in North America and Europe.
Uber Technologies
Logistics
146.19 Bn
71.66
-1.21%
-23.94%
14.88
2.62
139.44 Bn
4
CSX
CSX is a leading North American transportation company that operates an extensive rail network of 20,000 route miles. Its primary revenue is generated through freight transportation services, specifically in its merchandise, intermodal, and coal rail segments.
Csx
Railroads
90.68 Bn
48.95
-0.18%
+52.73%
27.33
6.12
87.53 Bn
5
CP
CPKC owns and operates a freight railway network spanning Canada, the United States, and Mexico, generating revenue through the haulage of bulk commodities, merchandise, and intermodal traffic. The company's core business is the operation of rail transportation as its single operating segment.
Canadian Pacific Kansas City
Railroads
78.44 Bn
89.23
+0.43%
+17.86%
27.94
6.96
77.61 Bn
6
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
75.14 Bn
100.27
+0.29%
+18.45%
18.39
0.93
79.40 Bn
7
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
75.13 Bn
122.27
+0.93%
+32.31%
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8
FDX
FedEx operates an integrated air-ground network for time-definite delivery, utilizing a fleet of nearly 700 aircraft and 175,000 vehicles to move packages door-to-door. Its core revenue comes from express package delivery services such as FedEx First Overnight and FedEx Priority Overnight.
Fedex
Parcel Delivery
73.81 Bn
312.00
+0.06%
+71.56%
16.14
0.76
58.23 Bn
9
NSC
Norfolk Southern operates as a railroad transportation company that owns and operates a rail network to move freight across the United States. Its revenue is primarily derived from railway operating revenues from hauling merchandise, intermodal containers, and coal.
Norfolk Southern
Railroads
71.96 Bn
320.36
-0.90%
+17.62%
27.05
5.69
70.22 Bn
10
CAH
2nd
Through its OptiFreight Logistics segment, the company provides logistics optimization services and integrated technology solutions to improve shipping efficiency for hospitals and pharmacies.
Cardinal Health
Logistics
54.56 Bn
234.57
-0.61%
+57.12%
32.21
0.22
50.07 Bn
11
DAL
Delta operates scheduled air transportation for passengers, cargo, and mail across a global network. Its primary revenue is generated from passenger air transportation services, including mainline and regional flights.
Delta Air Lines
Airlines
52.54 Bn
79.90
+2.12%
+32.20%
12.90
0.75
46.30 Bn
12
MDLN
2nd
The company provides standalone supply chain optimization services, including third-party logistics, outsourced warehouse management, and route planning for its customers.
Medline
Logistics
42.77 Bn
32.53
+0.43%
—
27.37
0.99
25.59 Bn
13
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
40.46 Bn
56.15
+1.17%
-0.32%
37.71
3.49
34.23 Bn
14
ODFL
Old Dominion Freight Line is primarily a less-than-truckload (LTL) motor carrier, with over 98 percent of its revenue derived from transporting shipments via its own network of service centers and fleet. It provides regional, inter-regional, and national road freight transportation for manufacturers, retailers, and distributors.
Old Dominion Freight Line
Trucking
37.30 Bn
179.79
-0.42%
+20.34%
33.60
6.46
35.93 Bn
15
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
32.83 Bn
27.06
+0.15%
-21.34%
7.23
0.12
5.75 Bn
16
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
28.08 Bn
53.80
+1.51%
-8.46%
12.61
1.53
23.90 Bn
17
CPRT
Copart provides vehicle remarketing and logistics services, earning revenue from transportation, loading, and storage fees. It manages the movement and coordination of salvage vehicles from sellers like insurance companies to a global pool of buyers.
Copart
Logistics
27.73 Bn
29.95
-2.60%
-38.75%
18.61
6.21
25.47 Bn
18
JBHT
The company operates a massive fleet of company-owned trucks and trailers to provide full-truckload, dry-van, and dedicated contract services. Its JBT and DCS segments specifically focus on moving freight over roads and highways using tractors and trailers.
Hunt J B Transport Services
Trucking
25.40 Bn
270.45
+0.98%
+97.50%
33.04
1.75
22.28 Bn
19
EXPD
Expeditors is a third-party logistics provider that arranges the movement of freight without owning the linehaul assets, specifically purchasing cargo space from airlines, ocean shipping lines, and trucking lines to resell to customers. Its revenue is derived from airfreight consolidation, ocean freight forwarding as an NVOCC, and supply-chain management services.
Expeditors International Of Washington
Logistics
25.05 Bn
192.63
+1.76%
+58.75%
27.31
2.06
23.76 Bn
20
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
21.31 Bn
182.14
-0.10%
+39.80%
50.48
2.38
20.10 Bn
21
LUV
Southwest Airlines operates a major passenger airline providing scheduled air transportation, with revenue coming chiefly from passenger fares for scheduled flights. The company maintains a fleet of 803 Boeing 737 aircraft to serve 117 destinations.
Southwest Airlines
Airlines
19.20 Bn
39.24
+1.42%
+26.13%
22.89
0.64
15.37 Bn
22
FDXF
The company is the largest North American less-than-truckload (LTL) freight carrier, operating a fleet of nearly 30,000 motorized vehicles, including 17,000 tractors. It generates revenue by moving goods via road through services like FedEx Freight Priority and FedEx Freight Economy.
FedEx Freight Holding Company
Trucking
19.18 Bn
128.29
+3.47%
—
28.98
2.16
18.24 Bn
23
CHRW
C. H. Robinson is a global logistics provider that arranges the movement of freight across truckload, LTL, ocean, and air modes without owning the linehaul assets. It earns revenue through brokerage margins by connecting shippers with contract carriers and providing third-party logistics (3PL) and fourth-party logistics (4PL) solutions.
C. H. Robinson Worldwide
Logistics
17.89 Bn
152.78
+0.24%
+19.70%
28.76
1.07
18.06 Bn
24
WCC
2nd
The company provides substantive logistics and supply chain solutions, including warehousing, inventory management, kitting, labeling, and transportation services as a core part of its business model.
Wesco International
Logistics
17.36 Bn
356.26
+3.59%
+65.86%
22.95
0.66
15.61 Bn
25
ZTO
ZTO Express operates an integrated express delivery network in China, providing domestic and international parcel delivery services for items under 50 kilograms. Its revenue is driven by network transit fees for sorting and line-haul transportation, as well as direct services to e-commerce platforms and merchants.
ZTO Express (Cayman)
Parcel Delivery
16.28 Bn
20.59
-1.15%
+6.74%
10.85
2.06
11.53 Bn