The company’s quarterly earnings significantly outpaced the $1.74 per share profit and $3.26 billion revenue forecast anticipated by FactSet analysts. This robust performance marks a sharp increase from the $128.6 million profit and $2.93 billion revenue reported during the same period last year. Investors responded positively to the results, driving shares up 6.4% to $294.00 in after-hours trading.

Driving the momentum, the intermodal business—the company’s largest segment—contributed $1.75 billion in revenue, reflecting a 22% increase alongside a 10% rise in volume. Gains were also substantial in the integrated capacity solutions sector, which surged 49% to $388 million. Meanwhile, dedicated contract services grew 9% to $921 million, and truckload revenue climbed 35% to $240 million. Only the final mile services segment saw a dip, falling 6% to $198 million, a decline management linked to deliberate efforts to shed underperforming accounts to bolster overall profitability.