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XPO Publishes Q3 2026 Earnings Call Transcript

By Public Technologies
  • XPO's October 29, 2026, third-quarter earnings call featured CEO Mario A. Harik, CFO Kyle Wismans and Chief Strategy Officer Ali Faghri.
  • Revenue rose 12% to $2.4 billion; adjusted diluted earnings per share increased 59% to $1.70.
  • Management raised full-year LTL operating ratio improvement expectations to at least 250 basis points; fourth-quarter operating ratio should remain below 82%.
  • Free cash flow is expected near $800 million for the year, supporting further share repurchases and debt repayments.
  • Selling the European business remains a strategic priority, though management will wait for the right price.


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