UPS releases 4Q results

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By LoadstarEditorial

30/01/2014

ATLANTA, USA, Jan. 30, 2014 – UPS (NYSE:UPS) today released details regarding fourth quarter 2013 results. Diluted earnings per share totalled $1.25, a $0.07 decline from 2012 fourth quarter adjusted results. Average daily package volume increased 6.0%, as total deliveries in December surged 20%. Significantly higher than predicted volume and inclement weather contributed to excess operating costs in the U.S., negatively affecting results.

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