GXO Logistics is a contract logistics company that manages automated warehouses and supply chains for other businesses. The company now faces new competition from Amazon, which recently opened its own advanced logistics network to external companies. This development has created uncertainty for GXO Logistics in the market.
On May 7, 2026, Wells Fargo maintained its Overweight rating for GXO Logistics. An Overweight rating means the analyst believes the stock will perform better than others in its sector. This positive view aligns with GXO Logistics' strong first-quarter results, where it reported earnings of $0.50 per share, beating the $0.37 estimate, as highlighted by Zacks.
The company also posted strong revenue of $3.30 billion, a 10.8% increase from the prior year and 2.32% above estimates. This marks the fourth consecutive quarter that GXO Logistics has surpassed expectations for both earnings and revenue. The company also reported securing $227.00 million in new business wins.
Despite the strong performance, Wells Fargo lowered its price target for GXO Logistics to $65.00 from $70.00. This change may reflect the new competitive pressure from Amazon, whose announcement caused GXO Logistics' stock to fall 18%. At the time of the report, GXO Logistics' stock price was $49.91, well below the new target.
Following its strong quarter, GXO Logistics raised its full-year guidance for key financial metrics. The company's sales pipeline, which represents potential future business, grew to a record $2.70 billion. This indicates strong ongoing demand for its services despite new market challenges.
