C.H. Robinson posts strong Q2 2025 earnings

Strong financial results reflect six consecutive quarters of outperformance

C.H. Robinson reported strong second-quarter earnings this week, beating analyst expectations and marking its sixth straight quarter of outperformance.

CEO Dave Bozeman credited the results to the company’s focus and discipline. ”I’m proud of our team for embracing our new operating model and the discipline needed to improve our say-do ratio,” Bozeman told analysts on the earnings call. ”We’re not waiting for the market to recover, we’re transforming, staying customer-focused, and leading through tough conditions.”

Earnings Highlights

C.H. Robinson reported net income of US$152.5 million, or US$1.26 per share. Adjusted earnings came in at US$1.29 per share, beating analyst forecasts.

Revenue totaled US$4.1 billion. Adjusted gross profits hit US$693 million, while adjusted operating income rose to US$220 million.

Strategic Strength and Margin Gains

Even with ongoing freight market challenges, the company increased margins and improved cost controls. These efforts reflect strategies first outlined at its December 2024 Investor Day.

C.H. Robinson continues to focus on extracting more value from each shipment. The results show their pricing discipline and operational strength.

AI and Productivity

The company’s investment in AI is paying off. Its automation tools are now handling millions of shipping tasks, streamlining operations and improving speed.

This freed up staff to focus on high-value, strategic work. In Q2, these AI-driven efficiencies boosted both productivity and customer outcomes.

Investor Confidence and Market Response

Despite an uneven market, strong Q2 results sparked positive investor response. The company’s performance shows resilience and the ability to adapt.

With momentum building, C.H. Robinson enters the second half of 2025 with confidence, and a clear focus on innovation and customer value.

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