Metric | 2020 | 2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 |
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Revenue | $4,674 | $5,998 | $7,429 | $7,142 | $7,410 |
Gross Profit | $564 | $966 | $1,092 | $338 | $243 |
Operating Income | $564 | $966 | $1,092 | $338 | $243 |
Net Income | $410 | $743 | $771 | $217 | $118 |
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Over the five-year period, Knight-Swift Transportation Holdings Inc. exhibited notable revenue and profitability growth in the early years before experiencing significant declines later on. In 2020, the company generated approximately $4.67 billion in revenue with a gross profit of about $564 million. This performance improved markedly in 2021, when revenues jumped nearly 28% to around $6.0 billion and gross profit increased to roughly $966 million. The upward trend continued into 2022 with revenues reaching about $7.43 billion and gross profit rising to $1.09 billion, although net income only increased modestly from $743 million to $771 million, signaling possible pressure on margins despite top-line growth and moderate operational improvements. However, 2023 and 2024 saw sharp reversals. Revenue dipped slightly in 2023 and then recovered in 2024, yet gross profit, operating income, and net income fell dramatically—gross profit fell by over 69% from 2022 to 2023, with net income dropping by approximately 71% in the same period, and continuing to decline into 2024. These significant year-over-year swings, exceeding 20% in decline, point to potential operational challenges such as rising costs, margin pressures, or changes in market dynamics within the competitive transportation industry. Overall, while earlier years reflected strong growth, the recent deterioration in profitability metrics raises questions about current operational efficiencies and suggests that the company may need to address underlying cost drivers or strategic issues to sustain its financial health in a challenging industry environment.
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