$CSX reported Q2 2025 results highlighting operational recovery from Q1 challenges, with improved network performance and service metrics. Management discussed mixed market conditions, progress on key infrastructure projects, and continued focus on efficiency initiatives while https://t.co/Jxxz0pme74
CSX Q2 2025 Earnings Summary: Revenue: $3.57B (vs. est. $3.58B) Operating Income: $1.28B (vs. est. $1.22B) EPS: $0.44 (down from $0.49 Y/Y) Adjusted EPS: $0.44 (vs. est. $0.42) Outlook: FY25 CapEx: Expected to remain roughly flat year-over-year, excluding hurricane rebuild
CSX Q2 2025 EARNINGS: REVENUE: $3.57B (VS. EST. $3.58B) || OPERATING INCOME: $1.28B (VS. EST. $1.22B) || EPS: $0.44 (DOWN FROM $0.49 Y/Y) || ADJUSTED EPS: $0.44 (VS. EST. $0.42) || OUTLOOK: FY25 CAPEX: EXPECTED TO REMAIN ROUGHLY FLAT YEAR-OVER-YEAR, EXCLUDING HURRICANE REBUILD
CSX Corp. reported second-quarter revenue of $3.57 billion, essentially matching analysts’ $3.58 billion consensus, while operating income rose to $1.28 billion, topping projections of $1.22 billion. Diluted earnings per share came in at $0.44, down from $0.49 a year earlier but ahead of the $0.42 adjusted figure expected by Wall Street. Management said the railroad’s network performance and service metrics improved after first-quarter challenges and highlighted progress on infrastructure projects. For the full fiscal year, CSX reiterated that capital expenditures should remain roughly flat compared with 2024 levels, excluding spending tied to hurricane-related reconstruction, and it maintained guidance for overall 2025 volume growth.