Union Pacific’s Q3 2016 Earnings Preview: Lower Shipments And Fuel Surcharge Revenue To Adversely Impact Results
We expect Union Pacific’s Q3 2016 results to be adversely affected by a decline in revenue, as a result of lower shipment volumes and fuel surcharge revenue. A steep decline in Union Pacific’s coal shipments, due to weak demand for the commodity from utilities against the backdrop of soft natural gas prices, will drive the overall decline in the company’s shipments. Lower fuel surcharge revenue, as a result of lower fuel prices, will be a secondary source of revenue decline. Though top line headwinds will adversely impact Union Pacific’s EPS, lower volume-related operating expenses, particularly lower fuel-related expenses, will partially offset the impact of lower revenue on earnings.
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