2026 Top 50 Global Freight Companies

2026 essential revenue and operating information for the 50 largest global freight companies

Up Front

The world’s largest transportation firms are navigating trade policy, elevated fuel prices and geopolitical uncertainty.

USMCA uncertainty and a murky road ahead have forced shippers and transportation providers to become more flexible.

Get a continent-by-continent and country-by- country look at where the Top 50 Global Freight Companies are based.

Rankings

Rank This Year Rank Last Year Company Headquarters Freight Revenue (Millions) Total Revenue (Millions)
1 1
Amazon.com Inc.
USA $172,162 $716,924
2 3
FedEx Corp.
USA $90,093 $90,093
3 2
UPS Inc.
USA $88,661 $88,661
4 4
United States Postal Service
USA $80,581 $80,581
5 5
DHL Group
Germany $63,809 $93,516
6 6
CMA CGM
France $54,380 $54,380
7 7
Maersk
Denmark $50,078 $53,988
8 8
SF Express
China $42,870 $42,870
9 9
Mediterranean Shipping Co.
Switzerland $41,325 $41,325
10 -
JD Logistics
China $40,800 $187,197
11 15
DSV A/S
Denmark $37,376 $37,376
12 10
China State Railway Group
China $36,088 $530,706
13 12
Kuehne + Nagel International
Switzerland $33,847 $33,847
14 11
Cosco Shipping Group
China $30,532 $30,532
15 13
Indian Railways
India $24,580 $45,184
16 14
Union Pacific Railroad
USA $24,510 $24,510
17 16
BNSF Railway
USA $23,421 $23,421
18 17
Hapag-Lloyd
Germany $21,051 $21,051
19 18
Geopost
France $17,838 $17,838
20 19
Canadian National Railway
Canada $17,304 $17,304
21 20
Nippon Express
Japan $17,208 $17,208
22 24
Ocean Network Express
Japan $16,620 $16,620
23 21
C.H. Robinson
USA $14,824 $16,233
24 23
CSX Corp.
USA $14,092 $14,092
25 28
SNCF Group
France $13,593 $48,523
26 22
Sinotrans
China $13,466 $13,466
27 -
GXO Logistics
USA $13,178 $13,178
28 26
Norfolk Southern
USA $12,180 $12,180
29 32
Walmart Inc.
USA $12,061 $713,163
30 27
J.B. Hunt Transport Services
USA $11,999 $11,999
31 25
Evergreen Marine Corp.
Taiwan $11,607 $12,162
32 29
Expeditors International
USA $11,069 $11,069
33 31
Yamato Holdings
Japan $10,643 $12,233
34 30
Canadian Pacific Kansas City
Canada $10,575 $10,785
35 35
Dachser Group
Germany $9,370 $9,370
36 38
SG Holdings
Japan $9,105 $9,604
37 33
Rhenus Group
Germany $8,711 $9,257
38 34
CJ Logistics
South Korea $8,640 $8,640
39 39
XPO Inc.
USA $8,157 $8,157
40 -
PSA International
Singapore $7,913 $7,913
41 40
Ryder System
USA $7,802 $12,665
42 36
HMM Co.
South Korea $7,660 $7,660
43 -
Total Quality Logistics
USA $7,500 $7,500
44 42
Knight-Swift Transportation
USA $7,470 $7,470
45 41
KLN Logistics Group
Hong Kong $7,226 $7,226
46 44
Kintetsu World Express
Japan $7,154 $8,185
47 43
TFI International
Canada $6,913 $6,913
48 46
GLS Group
The Netherlands $6,774 $6,774
49 50
Schneider
USA $5,674 $5,674
50 48
Old Dominion Freight Line
USA $5,496 $5,496

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Global Freight News

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Top 50 Global Freight Companies prioritize resilience

Global supply chains continue to run on resilience and flexibility as the world’s largest transportation and logistics providers navigate persistent uncertainty.

November 7, 2026
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Cross-border calculus: North American freight networks adapt

Years of shifting tariffs, customs requirements and trade policies have forced shippers and their transportation providers to become more adaptable.

November 7, 2026
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In September, Harbinger said it received an order from FedEx for 2,000 electric delivery vans in a deal worth more than $300 million. 

November 5, 2026
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Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach set all-time records

Trucking companies serving the country’s major ports had to grapple with a national shift in volumes toward the West Coast in September.

November 2, 2026
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AIT to acquire Australia's Connor Anderson International

AIT Worldwide Logistics agreed to acquire Sydney-based freight forwarder Connor Anderson International, expanding AIT’s operations in Australia.

November 2, 2026
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FedEx Freight goes hunting after initial consolidation

The company’s revenue was $2.442 billion in the three months that ended Sept. 30, an increase of 8.1% compared with $2.259 billion in the same period a year earlier. 

October 30, 2026
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FedEx Freight posts mixed results in first report

FedEx Freight offered mixed results in its first earnings report, pointing to transitional bumps as the company learns to stand on its own.

October 29, 2026
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FedEx boss optimistic over trucking capacity reductions

FedEx CEO Raj Subramaniam echoed industry optimism over tightening trucking capacity Oct. 28, despite facing short-term cost headwinds.

October 29, 2026
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Amazon offers cautious holiday-quarter outlook

Amazon offered a cautious sales outlook for Q4 that encompasses the critical holiday shopping period after delivering Q3 results that came in below analysts' expectations.

October 29, 2026
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C.H. Robinson leaders tackle RXO friction concerns

C.H. Robinson Worldwide executives on Oct. 28 pushed back against analysts’ concerns that the RXO acquisition could create operational overlap and friction.

October 29, 2026

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