Union Pacific Corporation UNP reported worse-than-expected first-quarter 2025 outcomes on Thursday.
Union Pacific reported running income of $6.027 billion, flat year-over-year, missing out on the agreement of $6.08 billion. Freight income was $5.691 billion, with Bulk up 1 % year over year, Industrial down 1%, and Premium up 5%. Income carloads were up 7%.
Profits per share were $2.70 compared to $2.69 a year earlier, listed below the agreement of $2.75.
” The group provided a strong start to the year as we worked carefully with our clients to fulfill their requirements in an unpredictable environment. Wanting to the rest of 2025, we will continue to perform our method that highlights security, service, and functional quality. Structure on a strong structure with our record First Quarter operating efficiency, we are placed to provide,” commented Jim Vena, Union Pacific’s President.
Union Pacific shares fell 1.4% to trade at $212.39 on Friday.
These experts made modifications to their rate targets on Union Pacific following incomes statement.
- Barclays expert Brandon Oglenski kept Union Pacific with an Obese ranking and decreased the rate target from $285 to $260.
- Raymond James expert Patrick Tyler Brown kept the stock with a Strong Buy and cut the rate target from $260 to $258.
- Susquehanna expert Bascome Majors kept Union Pacific with a Neutral ranking and decreased the rate target from $255 to $245.
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