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The Battle for Value, 2016: FedEx Corp. versus United Parcel Service, Inc. (SPREADSHEET)
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        This spreadsheet supports the STUDENT analysis of the case “The Battle for Value, 2016: FedEx Corp. versus United Parcel Service, Inc. (UVA-F-1773).
    This spreadsheet was prepared by Jenny Craddock, Senior Case Writer, and Michael J. Schill, Professor of Business Administration. Copyright © 2017 by the University of Virginia Darden School Foundation, Charlottesville, VA. All rights reserved. For customer service inquiries, send an e-mail to XXXXXXXXXX. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, posted to the Internet, or transmitted in any form or by any means—electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise—without the permission of the Darden School Foundation.
    Feb. 13, 2017
Exh 1
    Exhibit 1
    The Battle for Value, 2016: FedEx Corp. vs. United Parcel Service, Inc.
    Revenues for FedEx and UPS by Business and Geography Segment (millions)
        FedEx             2010    2011    2012    2013    2014    2015
        Geography
            U.S. Domestic Revenue        24,852    27,461    29,837    30,948    32,259    34,216
            International Revenue        9,882    11,843    12,843    13,339    13,308    13,237
        Business
            FedEx Express        21,555    24,581    26,515    27,171    27,121    27,239
            FedEx Ground        7,439    8,485    9,573    10,578    11,617    12,984
            FedEx Freight        4,321    4,911    5,282    5,401    5,757    6,191
            FedEx Services*        1,419    1,327    1,310    1,137    1,072    1,039
        UPS            2010    2011    2012    2013    2014    2015
        Geography
            U.S. Domestic Revenue        36,795    39,347    40,428    41,772    43,840    45,309
            International Revenue        12,750    13,758    13,699    13,666    14,392    13,054
        Business
            U.S. Domestic Package
                Next-Day Air    5,835    6,229    6,412    6,443    6,581    6,570
                Defe
ed    2,975    3,299    3,392    3,437    3,672    3,903
                Ground    20,932    22,189    23,052    24,194    25,598    26,274
            International Package        11,133    12,249    12,124    12,429    12,988    12,149
            Supply-Chain & Freight        8,670    9,139    9,147    8,935    9,393    9,467
        * FedEx Services provides back-office support to FedEx's three transportation segments and printing and retail support to customers through FedEx Office.
    Data source: Company SEC filings.
Exh 2
    Exhibit 2
    The Battle for Value, 2016: FedEx Corp. vs. United Parcel Service, Inc.
    Operating Results for UPS, Inc. (period ending Dec. 31, in millions)
                2010    2011    2012    2013    2014    2015
        Revenue        49,545    53,105    54,127    55,438    58,232    58,363
        Operating Income (EBIT)        5,641    6,080    1,343    7,034    4,968    7,668
        Interest Expense        354    348    393    380    353    341
        Net Income        3,338    3,804    807    4,372    3,032    4,844
        Capital Expenditures        1,389    2,005    2,153    2,065    2,328    2,379
        Cash and Marketable Securities        4,081    4,275    7,924    5,245    3,283    4,726
        Accounts Receivable        6,117    6,246    6,111    6,502    6,661    7,134
        Total Cu
ent Assets        11,569    12,284    15,591    13,387    11,218    13,208
        Net Prop., Plant, and Equip.        17,387    17,621    17,894    17,961    18,281    18,352
        Total Asssets        33,597    34,077    38,818    35,553    35,440    38,311
        Cu
ent Liabilities        5,902    6,514    8,390    7,131    8,621    10,696
        Total Debt        10,846    11,128    12,870    10,872    10,779    14,334
        Total Stockholders' Equity        8,047    7,108    4,733    6,488    2,158    2,491
                2010    2011    2012    2013    2014    2015
        Growth                                    CAGR (’10–’15)
        Revenue Growth            7.2%    1.9%    2.4%    5.0%    0.2%        17.8%
        Total Asset Growth            1.4%    13.9%    -8.4%    -0.3%    8.1%        14.0%
        Operating Income Growth            7.8%    -77.9%    423.8%    -29.4%    54.3%        35.9%
        Net Income Growth            14.0%    -78.8%    441.8%    -30.6%    59.8%        45.1%
        Asset Efficiency Ratios
        Working Capital Turnover        8.7    9.2    7.5    8.9    22.4    23.2        Revenue / (C. Assets – C. Liab.)
        PPE Turnover        2.8    3.0    3.0    3.1    3.2    3.2        Revenue / PPE
        Capital Expenditure %        2.8%    3.8%    4.0%    3.7%    4.0%    4.1%        Capital Exp. / Revenue
        Total Asset Turnover        1.5    1.6    1.4    1.6    1.6    1.5        Revenue / Total Assets
        Liquidity and Leverage Ratios
        Cu
ent Ratio        2.0    1.9    1.9    1.9    1.3    1.2        C. Assets / C. Liab.
        Cash Ratio        0.7    0.7    0.9    0.7    0.4    0.4        Cash & Mkt. Sec. / Cu
. Liab.
        Total Debt / Equity Ratio        1.3    1.6    2.7    1.7    5.0    5.8        Total Debt / Total St. Eq.
        Times Interest Earned        15.9    17.5    3.4    18.5    14.1    22.5        Op. Income / Interest Exp.
        Profitability Ratios
        Operating Margin        11%    11%    2%    13%    9%    13%        EBIT / Revenue
        Net Profit Margin        7%    7%    1%    8%    5%    8%        Net Income / Revenue
        Return on Assets        11%    12%    3%    13%    10%    14%        (N. Inc. + Int. Exp.) / T. Assets
        Return on Equity        41%    54%    17%    67%    141%    194%        Net Income / Tot. St. Eq.
        Economic Profit (millions)*        $1,873    $2,189    -$602    $2,832    $1,946    $3,255
         * Economic Profit (EVA) is calculated as EBIT * (1 – t) – CofC × (T. Debt + T. St. Eq), where t = 40% and CofC = 8%.
        Data source: Capital IQ, Morningstar, company annual reports.
Exh 3
    Exhibit 3
    The Battle for Value, 2016: FedEx Corp. vs. United Parcel Service, Inc.
    Operating Results for FedEx Corp. (period ending May 31, in millions)
                2010    2011    2012    2013    2014    2015
        Revenue        34,734    39,304    42,680    44,287    45,567    47,453
        Operating Income (EBIT)        1,998    2,378    3,186    4,434    3,815    1,867
        Interest Expense        79    86    52    82    160    235
        Net Income        1,184    1,452    2,032    2,716    2,324    1,050
        Capital Expenditures        2,816    3,434    4,007    3,375    3,533    4,347
        Cash and Marketable Securities        1,952    2,328    2,843    4,917    2,908    3,763
        Accounts Receivable        4,163    4,581    4,704    5,044    5,460    5,719
        Total Cu
ent Assets        7,284    8,285    9,056    11,274    9,683    10,941
        Net Prop., Plant, and Equip.        14,385    15,543    17,248    18,484    19,550    20,875
        Total Asssets        24,902    27,385    29,903    33,567    33,070    37,069
        Cu
ent Liabilities        4,645    4,882    5,374    5,750    5,312    5,957
        Total Debt        1,930    1,685    1,667    2,990    4,737    7,268
        Total Stockholders’ Equity        13,811    15,220    14,727    17,398    15,277    14,993
                2010    2011    2012    2013    2014    2015
        Growth                                    CAGR (’10–’15)
        Revenue Growth            13.16%    8.59%    3.77%    2.89%    4.14%        36.62%
        Total Assets Growth            9.97%    9.19%    12.25%    -1.48%    12.09%        48.86%
        Operating Income Growth            19.02%    33.98%    39.17%    -13.96%    -51.06%        -6.56%
        Net Income Growth            22.64%    39.94%    33.66%    -14.43%    -54.82%        -11.32%
        Asset Efficiency Ratios
        Working Capital Turnover        13.16    11.55    11.59    8.02    10.42    9.52        Revenue / (C. Assets – C. Liab.)
        PPE Turnover        2.41    2.53    2.47    2.40    2.33    2.27        Revenue / PPE
        Capital Expenditure %        8.1%    8.7%    9.4%    7.6%    7.8%    9.2%        Capital Exp. / Revenue
        Asset Turnover        1.39    1.44    1.43    1.32    1.38    1.28        Revenue / Total Assets
        Liquidity and Leverage Ratios
        Cu
ent Ratio        1.57    1.70    1.69    1.96    1.82    1.84        C. Assets / C. Liab.
        Cash Ratio        0.42    0.48    0.53    0.86    0.55    0.63        Cash & Mkt. Sec. / Cu
. Liab.
        Total Debt / Equity Ratio        0.1    0.1    0.1    0.2    0.3    0.5        Total Debt / Total St. Eq.
        Times Interest Earned        25.3    27.7    61.3    54.1    23.8    7.9        Op. Income / Interest Exp.
        Profitability Analysis
        Operating Margin        5.75%    6.05%    7.46%    10.01%    8.37%    3.93%        EBIT / Revenue
        Net Profit Margin        3.41%    3.69%    4.76%    6.13%    5.10%    2.21%        Net Income / Revenue
        Return on Assets        5.07%    5.62%    6.97%    8.34%    7.51%    3.47%        (N. Inc. + Int. Exp.) / T. Assets
        Return on Equity        8.57%    9.54%    13.80%    15.61%    15.21%    7.00%        Net Income / Tot. St. Eq.
        Economic Profit (millions)*        -$60    $74    $600    $1,029    $688    -$661
        * Economic Profit (EVA) is calculated as EBIT * (1 − t) − CofC x (T. Debt + T. St. Eq), where t = 40% and CofC = 8%.
    Data source: Capital IQ, Morningstar, company annual reports.
Exh 5
    Exhibit 5
    The Battle for Value, 2016: FedEx Corp. vs. United Parcel Service, Inc.
    Financial and Market Performance
        FedEx     2010    2011    2012    2013    2014    2015
        Stock Price, Dec. 31 Close    93.01    83.51    91.72    143.77    173.66    148.99
        Dividends Declared in $ Per Share    0.44    0.48    0.52    0.56    0.6    0.8
        Basic EPS (period ending May 31)    3.79    4.6    6.44    8.61    7.56    3.7
        Price/Earnings    22.3    15.2    14.7    27.8    22.0    37.9
        Annual Return         -9.7%    10.5%    57.4%    21.2%    -13.7%
        Cumul. Annual Return         -9.7%    0.8%    58.1%    79.3%    65.6%
        UPS     2010    2011    2012    2013    2014    2015
        Stock Price, Dec. 31 Close    72.58    73.19    73.73    105.08    111.17    96.23
        Dividends Declared in $ Per Share    1.88    2.08    2.28    2.48    2.68    2.92
        Basic EPS     3.36    3.88    0.84    4.65    3.31    5.38
        Price/Earnings    20.9    17.8    88.5    67.1    27.6    22.0
        Annual Return         3.71%    3.85%    45.88%    8.35%    -10.81%
        Cumul. Annual Return         3.71%    7.56%    53.44%    61.79%    50.98%
        Standard & Poor’s 500 Index    2010    2011    2012    2013    2014    2015
        Index Level, Dec. 31 Close    1,257.64    1,257.60    1,426.19    1,848.36    2,058.90    2,043.94
        Annual Return         -0.0%    13.4%    29.6%    11.4%    -0.7%
        Cumul. Annual Return         -0.0%    13.4%    43.0%    54.4%    53.7%
    Data source: Google Finance, Morningstar, and Capital IQ.
Figure 1
    Figure 1
    The Battle for Value, 2016: FedEx Corp. vs. United Parcel Service, Inc.
    Market Share U.S. Package Market, 2015
    Revenue Share – 2015
    UPS    48.6%
    FedEx    33.4%
    USPS    18.0%
    Ground Revenue Share – 2015
    UPS    49.8%
    FedEx    25.9%
    USPS    24.3%
    Express Revenue Share – 2015
    UPS    45.7%
    FedEx    50.9%
    USPS    3.4%
    Source: Brandon Oglenski, Eric Morgan, and Van Kegel, "North American Transportation and Shipping Equity Research," Barclays, May 2, 2016.
Ground Revenue
UPS    FedEx    USPS    0.498     XXXXXXXXXX     XXXXXXXXXX    
Express Revenue
UPS    FedEx    USPS     XXXXXXXXXX     XXXXXXXXXX    3.4000000000000002E-2
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The Battle for Value, 2016: FedEx Corp. versus United Parcel Service, Inc.
1. Describe the competition in the overnight package-delivery industry, and the strategies by which those two firms are meeting the competition. What are the enabling and inhibiting factors facing the two firms as they pursue their goals? Do you think that either firm can attain a sustainable competitive advantage in this business?
The US overnight package delivery industry is a $118 billion in term of revenue in 2021. It is expected to increase by 2% in 2021. Over a period of 5 year from 2016 to 2017, the industry has grown by 4.7% on an average per year. It is FedEx and UPS which dominates both air and ground packaging delivery activities. The market in the US from its air express segment contributes approximately fifty percent of revenue.
The enabling factors of FedEx and UPS are in the strategies adopted by the two companies in building their short and long term business objectives. Both companies emphasizes on expansion of the services offered. UPS is a 60 years old company and has developed its
and and the market better than FedEx. On the other hand FedEx is the first company to parcel the overnight...
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