Schneider National sees FY26 adjusted EPS $0.70-$1.00, consensus $1.07

“We are focused on building on the progress we have made to date on driving growth through differentiation and maintaining operational and capital discipline. The results of these efforts will be more evident as demand improves,” said Darrell Campbell, Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of Schneider. “We will continue to grow specialty dedicated and intermodal volumes, especially in Mexico, and leverage our multi-modal platform to be nimble to evolving market conditions. Having achieved our 2025 cost savings target, we will look to make continued strides in 2026 with another $40 million in targeted cost savings. Our priority is to grow earnings by leveraging productivity and asset efficiency actions; improving our topline without incremental growth investments.”