Union Pacific’s Q1 2016 Earnings Review: Cost Reductions Partially Offset Impact Of Top Line Headwinds
Union Pacific’s earnings per share declined 11% year-over-year in Q1 primarily as a result of a decline in revenue driven by lower coal shipments and lower fuel surcharge revenue. Though the company’s cost reduction initiatives and lower volume related operating expenses partially offset the impact of top line headwinds on the operating ratio (operating expenses as a percent of revenue), the net impact was a 30 basis points deterioration in the operating ratio.
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