UPS
📦 UPS is a global leader in logistics, with a significant portion of its revenue coming from U.S. deliveries.
📊 The company’s sales are stable, with steady growth, and benefits are expected to increase in the coming years.
💰 UPS offers a dividend yield of over 5% and is currently trading at a reasonable price.
⚠️ The risk associated with UPS is considered medium due to the nature of the logistics sector.
@Invierteygana:
“UPS is a company that offers logistical services and is the world leader in package transportation. Its revenues are derived as follows: 64% comes from express delivery and transportation in the United States, like the delivery of small packages; 20% comes from the same, but outside the United States; the remainder of the revenue comes from logistical and transportation services. To do this, it has a fleet of 586 airplanes and about 125,000 vehicles, like vans, cars, etc. Its sales are quite stable and grow little by little each year. The same occurs with the profits, which had a strong boost with the pandemic and have now returned to 2020 levels, although growth is expected to return in the coming years. UPS has an average net margin, low debt, a current dividend yield of more than 5%, and we can say that it is trading at its reasonable P/E ratio, so it would be in price, neither cheap nor expensive. Although it increases the dividend it pays every year, I consider the risk of the company to be medium due to the sector in which it operates.”
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