US-based transport and logistics company, XPO, has reported a revenue of $2.11 billion USD (approx. €1.83 billion) for Q3 2025.
Adjusted EBITDA for the reported period was $342 million USD (approx. €296 million).
In the North American LTL segment, XPO generated revenue of $1.26 billion USD (approx.€1.09 billion).
Operating income rose to $208 million USD (approx. €180 million), and adjusted operating income was up $217 USD million (approx. €188 million) while the adjusted operating ratio improved to 82.7 per cent.
For its European transportation business, revenue climbed to $857 million USD (approx. €743 million) but operating income slipped to a loss of $2.0 million USD (approx. €1.7 million), down from a profit of $6.0 million USD in the same period last year. Adjusted EBITDA fell to $38 million USD (approx. 33 million) from $44 million USD.
XPO CEO, Mario Harik, said that despite a soft freight environment, the company continued to exceed expectations by improving productivity and yield, especially in the local channel and via AI-driven initiatives.
“Our intense execution is resulting in record service quality and margin expansion at the trough of the cycle,” said Harik.
“We’re in the early innings of realising our long-term margin opportunity, and we expect performance to accelerate as our strategy continues to gain traction.”
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