UP steams ahead of its N American intermodal rivals in Q3
Union Pacific (UP) has the most to crow about among North America’s intermodal Q3 results, ...
Continued destocking appears to be behind the collapse in rates that has seen second-quarter intermodal financial performances of North American railroad operators hit the buffers.
Revenues for the three months to July at Canadian National fell 26%, to C$983m (US$746m), with CSX reporting an 18% fall, to $492m, and Union Pacific a 20% drop, to $1.1bn, leaving UP CEO Lance Fritz hesitant on full-year prospects.
He said: “We expect challenges in the intermodal market from continued inventory destocking, inflationary pressures and ongoing ...
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