CHRWC.H. Robinson Worldwide, Inc.
C.H. Robinson Worldwide, Inc. (CHRW) is a global logistics and freight forwarding company that connects shippers with carriers to move goods across air, sea, and land. The company earns money by brokering freight contracts and charging fees for its services. The next catalyst is Oct 30, 2026 — Q3 2026 Earnings Release, which will test whether the company’s restructuring and pivot to higher-margin SMB deliveries are translating into structural EBITDA improvements.
- Revenue fell 8.4% YoY to $17.22B, with net income at $644.24M and diluted EPS of $1.56.
- Free cash flow (TTM) stands at $1.08B, with a net margin of 3.7% and a debt-to-equity ratio of 0.59x.
- Shareholders’ equity is $1.85B, and the company has a solid cash position to fund growth or navigate macro risks.
The schedule
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The Q3 2026 Earnings Release is a key event for CHRW, scheduled for October 30, 2026, with the outcome expected to be revealed by November 14, 2026. This event is considered high impact due to its potential to significantly influence the stock's direction. Based on historical performance in the Integrated Freight & Logistics sector, the stock is projected to move to a target price of $165, with a fallback level at $135. The bull probability stands at 47%, indicating a moderate chance of a positive outcome, though the bear path remains a notable risk given current market conditions.
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Past
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Actual outcome: Bear · $148.57 at outcome
C.H. Robinson reported a Q2 earnings beat driven by higher pricing and productivity gains. However, the stock plunged over 15% following the release as investors focused on the persistently weak macro freight demand environment and stretched valuation multiples, which overshadowed the company's margin improvements.
C.H. Robinson reported a Q2 earnings beat driven by higher pricing and productivity gains. However, the stock plunged over 15% following the release as investors focused on the persistently weak macro freight demand environment and stretched valuation multiples, which overshadowed the company's margin improvements.
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