Knight-Swift Transportation Holdings Inc.
—- Market cap
- $11.22B
- Debt
- —
- Cash
- −$220.42M
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Decision snapshot: KNX stock price vs FDX: inconclusive Relative valuation is incomplete for this pair. Review the available filing metrics before drawing a conclusion.
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Implied fair value · at KNX's multiple
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Price framework
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Knight-Swift Transportation Holdings Inc. · implied price per share
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FedEx Corporation · implied price per share
Bear
$134.20
Base
$166.61
Bull
$208.83
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If you believe KNX can translate its higher EBITDA margin into materially higher net income and ROIC (for example, net margin moving toward FDX’s ~4.7% and ROIC rising well above 2.4%), then consider buying because KNX trades at a modest EV/EBITDA discount (9.0x vs FDX 10.3x) and the current price sits inside its historical band; otherwise avoid or underweight because the P/E (151.2x) and FDX-implied P/E valuation ($9.03, -85.4%) imply substantial downside if earnings remain constrained.
KNX's market price ($61.99) sits well above FDX-implied P/E valuation ($9.03, -85.4% downside) but within its historical band ($55.79–$68.19). On an EV/EBITDA basis KNX looks cheaper than FDX (9.0x vs 10.3x), so the extreme P/E gap appears driven by low net income rather than operating cash profitability.
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