FedEx reported QQ2 2025 consolidated revenue of $21.97 billion, flat versus the prior year (-0.89% YoY) and up modestly QoQ (+1.80%). The company posted a gross profit of $5.64 billion with a gross margin of 25.7% and an operating income of $1.05 billion, yielding an operating margin of 4.79%. Net income was $0.741 billion, translating to $3.07 per share on a diluted basis (vs. $3.05 in the prior quarter). While revenue stability reflects solid volumes in a challenging macro environment, profitability proceeded at a rate that suggests ongoing cost pressures and mix effects, with YoY earnings softness (-17.7% YoY) and QoQ declines in net income (-6.7%). Free cash flow reached $0.50 billion for the period, supported by $1.32 billion of operating cash flow and capex of $0.82 billion. FedEx maintained a strong balance sheet and liquidity profile (cash and equivalents around $5.03B; total debt ~$37.27B; net debt ~$32.25B), enabling continued capital allocation including a $1.02B share repurchase and $0.337B in dividends during the quarter. The quarter reinforces a defensible market position in a fragmented global logistics landscape, but the leverage load and near-term margin pressures warrant close attention to cost control, price realization, and volume recovery across Express, Ground, and Freight. Management commentary on call (where available) was not included in the provided data; the analysis below integrates the reported metrics with typical sector dynamics and known driver themes for the period.