-- 联邦快递 (FDX) 表示,随着这家包裹递送巨头完成货运业务分拆为一家新的上市公司,其首席财务官将于 6 月初卸任。 联邦快递周一晚间宣布,首席财务官约翰·迪特里希 (John Dietrich) 将于 6 月 1 日离职,但将继续留在公司工作至 7 月 31 日。联邦快递企业财务副总裁克劳德·拉斯 (Claude Russ) 将担任临时首席财务官,同时公司将进行内部和外部招聘,寻找迪特里希的正式继任者。 周二盘前交易中,联邦快递股价小幅下跌 0.6%。该股今年迄今已累计上涨 29%。 首席执行官拉杰·苏布拉马尼亚姆 (Raj Subramaniam) 在一份声明中表示:“我要感谢约翰在过去几年中为联邦快递领导团队做出的诸多贡献,我们成功地完成了公司重大转型,并顺利完成了货运业务的分拆。” “在我们开始寻找约翰的继任者之际,我相信克劳德丰富的经验将确保业务的无缝衔接,并保证我们战略的持续推进。” 联邦快递货运部门的分拆预计将于6月1日完成。 联邦快递还重申了其3月份发布的2026财年展望。当时,该公司预计调整后每股收益将在19.30美元至20.10美元之间,营收增长6%至6.5%。FactSet目前的普遍预期是,非GAAP每股收益为19.77美元,销售额为935.6亿美元。 该公司重申了其在2月份投资者日上公布的2029年目标,其中包括4%的复合年营收增长率。
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