Knight-Swift posted a Q4 net loss driven by a $52.9M impairment charge, though adjusted earnings remained solid. Revenue was relatively stable despite industry headwinds, with strong execution in Truckload and cost control in Intermodal.
GAAP Net Loss of $6.8M driven by $52.9M impairment related to Abilene Motor Express integration.
Adjusted EPS came in at $0.31, highlighting stable underlying performance.
Truckload segment posted $1.08B in revenue and showed improved asset utilization.
LTL segment grew revenue year-over-year despite muted demand, supported by higher shipments and pricing discipline.
Knight-Swift expects Q1 2026 Adjusted EPS between $0.28 and $0.32, with stable operating margins and moderate segment-specific revenue trends.
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