FedEx Corp (NYSE:FDX) Earnings Model

This model uses Average Daily shipping Volume (ADV) and package yield (revenue per package), to project future revenue. Expenses are driven by assumptions for fuel expense, depreciation/ capital expenditure assumptions and other operating expense ratios.  The model is calibrated to meet management's guidance and consensus estimates as a "base-case" scenario. You can enter your own assumptions into the blue cells to form your own earnings forecast.
Basic Version: Includes 4 quarters of forecasts, Income Statement and Segment details.
Premium Version: Includes ~5 years of forecasts, Income Statement, Segment details, Balance Sheet, Cash Flow, and share valuation.​​​
Model Developer: John Moschella, CFA, CPA
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