J.B. Hunt reported FY 2025 operating revenues of USD 12.00 billion (down 0.7%), with operating income of USD 865 million (up 4.1%) and net earnings of 5.0% of revenues (up 4.8%). Total operating expenses were 92.8% of revenues, and net interest expense was 0.6% of revenues (down 1.1%). Fuel surcharge revenues were USD 1.48 billion (down 3.5%). Net cash provided by operating activities was USD 1.68 billion, while net cash used in investing activities was USD 575 million and net cash used in financing activities was USD 1.1 billion. By segment in FY 2025, JBI revenue was USD 5.98 billion and operating income was USD 450 million; DCS revenue was USD 3.38 billion and operating income was USD 377 million; ICS revenue was USD 1.11 billion with an operating loss of USD 10 million; FMS revenue was USD 824 million and operating income was USD 27 million; and JBT revenue was USD 734 million and operating income was USD 21 million. Operationally, JBI loads were 2,138,191 with revenue per load of USD 2,795; DCS loads were 3,885,463 with revenue per truck per week of USD 5,190; ICS loads were 553,126 with revenue per load of USD 2,005 and a 14.5% gross profit margin; FMS stops were 3,831,619; and JBT loads were 432,794 with revenue per load of USD 1,695. The company highlighted improved network balance and drayage efficiency in JBI, productivity improvements in DCS, and cost actions in ICS following integration and transition items tied to the prior BNSF Logistics brokerage asset purchase. J.B. Hunt also reported higher insurance and claims expense (up 6.7%) driven by higher cost per claim and premiums. On capital allocation, it paid a FY 2025 quarterly dividend of USD 0.44 per share and announced an increase to USD 0.45 per share in January 2026. J.B. Hunt ended FY 2025 with USD 17 million in cash and USD 26.8 million outstanding on its revolving line of credit, and said it intends to repay its USD 700 million 3.875% senior notes due March 2026 using cash, its revolver, or other long-term financing.

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