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The quarter beat, higher full-year guidance, and improving mix across segments are positive fundamentals likely to support multiple-year earnings power and a near-term stock uptick.
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UPS topped estimates with a strong Q3 and raised full-year revenue guidance to about $92.6 billion. Revenue growth was led by domestic, international, and supply-chain solutions, with healthcare logistics contributing to the gains. Management framed the result as momentum into the holiday peak, supported by its automation-driven, leaner network.
Q3 beat: adjusted EPS $1.69; revenue $22.9B vs $22.29B est.
Full-year revenue guidance raised to ~$92.6B from $91.2B.
Domestic revenue +4.5%, international +7.1%, supply-chain solutions +18.2% in Q3.
CEO Tomé highlights momentum entering holiday season with most automated network.
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