What’s the current market cap for UPS stock?

UPS (UPS) has a market cap of $86B as of May 26, 2026.

What is the P/E ratio for UPS stock?

The price to earnings (P/E) ratio for UPS (UPS) stock is 16.35 as of May 26, 2026.

Does UPS stock pay dividends?

Yes, the UPS (UPS) stock pays dividends to shareholders. As of May 26, 2026, the dividend rate is $6.56 and the yield is 6.49%. UPS has a payout ratio of 102.91% on a trailing twelve-month basis.

When is the next UPS dividend payment date?

The next UPS (UPS) dividend payment is scheduled for June 04, 2026.

What is the beta indicator for UPS?

UPS (UPS) has a beta rating of 1.05. This means that it is more volatile than the market, on average. A beta of 1 would indicate the stock moves in-line with the market, while a beta of 2 would indicate the stock moves twice as much as the market.

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About UPS

As the world's largest parcel delivery company, UPS manages a massive fleet of more than 500 planes and 100,000 vehicles, along with many hundreds of sorting facilities, to deliver an average of about 22 million packages per day to residences and businesses across the globe. UPS' domestic US package operations generate around 65% of total revenue, while international package makes up 20%. Air and ocean freight forwarding and contract logistics make up the remainder.

Ticker

$UPS

Sector

Mobility

Primary listing

NYSE

Employees

350,625

Headquarters

Atlanta, United States

Website

www.ups.com

UPS Metrics

BasicAdvanced

$86bn

16.35

$6.18

1.05

$6.56

6.49%

What the Analysts think about UPS

Analyst ratings (Buy, Hold, Sell) for UPS stock.

Bulls say / Bears say

UPS purposely reduced low-margin Amazon delivery volumes and is shifting focus to more profitable, higher-yielding markets, contributing to a 6.5% increase in domestic revenue per package in Q1 and improving profitability outlook. (Reuters)

UPS’s cost-saving strategy, targeting $3.5 billion in expense reductions in 2025 and aiming to eliminate up to 30,000 jobs through attrition, underpins its plan to reach a 9.6% adjusted operating margin by 2026. (Bloomberg) (Reuters)

UPS beat consensus for Q1 adjusted EPS, reporting $1.07 per share versus the $1.02 forecast, demonstrating operational strength despite seasonal volume weaknesses. (Reuters)

UPS’s Q1 revenue declined 1.6% year-over-year to $21.2 billion, underscoring ongoing top-line pressure from trade-policy challenges and a decrease in duty-free e-commerce shipments. (Reuters)

The domestic package segment posted an adjusted operating margin of 4.0% in Q1, at the lower end of Jefferies’ 4%–5% estimate range and significantly below UPS’s historical double-digit margins, posing a hurdle for profitability goals. (Reuters)

Rising fuel costs connected to U.S. and Middle East tensions threaten UPS’s margins if fuel surcharges fail to fully offset increased operating expenses. (Reuters)

Data summarised monthly by Lightyear AI. Last updated on 23 May 2026.

UPS Financial Performance

Revenues and expenses

QuarterlyAnnual

Q3 24

QoQ growth

Revenue

$37bn

-39.75%

Net income

$45bn

107.52%

Profit margin

37.65%

6.78%

UPS Earnings Performance

Company profitability

QuarterlyAnnual

Q4 23

Q1 24

Q2 24

Q3 24

Q4 24

Actual

$3.69

$2.85

$2.45

$2.42

Expected

$3.55

$2.61

$2.05

$2.31

$3.94

Surprise

3.94%

9.20%

19.51%

4.63%

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Bulls say / Bears say

UPS beat consensus for Q1 adjusted EPS, reporting $1.07 per share versus the $1.02 forecast, demonstrating operational strength despite seasonal volume weaknesses. (Reuters)

UPS’s Q1 revenue declined 1.6% year-over-year to $21.2 billion, underscoring ongoing top-line pressure from trade-policy challenges and a decrease in duty-free e-commerce shipments. (Reuters)

Rising fuel costs connected to U.S. and Middle East tensions threaten UPS’s margins if fuel surcharges fail to fully offset increased operating expenses. (Reuters)

Data summarised monthly by Lightyear AI. Last updated on 23 May 2026.