New Global Report Demonstrates FedEx Economic Impact
FedEx Corp. (NYSE: FDX) released its 2022 economic impact report, revealing its role in supporting global economies post-pandemic. The company engaged with 360,000 suppliers, creating 16.5 million jobs and generating a combined annual revenue of $700 billion. FedEx invested $6.8 billion in improvements, correlating with economic growth. In the U.S., it contributed to 12% of the transportation sector's output, supporting $8.5 billion in indirect economic growth. Additionally, FedEx donated over $86 million to charities in FY 2022.
- FedEx supported 16.5 million jobs globally through its supplier network.
- Invested $6.8 billion in facility and network improvements, a 15% increase from FY 2021.
- Contributed approximately 12% to the total output of the U.S. Transportation and Logistics sectors.
- Generated an indirect economic growth of $8.5 billion in the U.S.
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The company’s supply chain saw ripple effects around the world, with 360,000 direct suppliers supporting 16.5 million jobs
The report found that FedEx played an integral role in helping businesses recover from the pandemic while overcoming strained supply chains and economic challenges. With nearly 550,000 employees worldwide, FedEx moved an average of 16 million shipments each day through its 5,000 facilities in FY 2022. The company’s network optimization and investments improved efficiency and capacity for FedEx customers.
“All around the world, FedEx helped individuals, businesses, and communities emerge from the pandemic by moving goods and providing services that connect humankind and power the global economy,” said
Measuring the FedEx Effect:
The shipping and logistics company plays a role in fueling innovation, creating, and supporting local jobs, as well as helping lift individuals and their communities regionally and in major markets around the world.
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FedEx worked with 360,000 suppliers globally who employed more than 16.5 million individuals. These businesses, many of which are small businesses, created significant economic activity within their local or regional markets and had a combined annual revenue of
.$700 billion - FedEx global economic activity supported 193,000 additional jobs beyond the FedEx worldwide employee base in FY 2022, which is 20,000 more jobs than FedEx indirectly supported in FY 2021.
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Small businesses made up
88% of the FedEx supply chain, and more than half of the FedEx supply chain spend in each region went to small businesses—which collectively supported roughly 810,000 small business jobs around the world. -
In FY 2022, FedEx invested
billion—a$6.8 15% increase over FY 2021—in facility improvements, network optimization and infrastructure improvements, which correlated to direct economic growth in the respective markets.
The company’s presence in
FedEx fleet and facility modernizations over the last year improved productivity and delivered network efficiencies that provided customers with better service. This business activity led to
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“Over decades we’ve built the infrastructure – both physical and digital – to meet the needs of our customers and deliver to every community in the U.S.,” said
Giving Impact
The report shows how FedEx contributes to the communities where its team members live and work through charitable contributions and direct efforts to deliver a more sustainable future. In FY 2022, FedEx donated over
Read the full FedEx Economic Impact Report and explore the FedEx Effect in communities and regions around the world at fedex.com/economicimpact.
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