ARTICLE 7.01 – DISCLOSURE OF THE FD RULES
There were 20 working days in
ArcBest Consolidated
As a preliminary,
Asset-based operating segment
For the month of
? Daily billed revenue has increased by approximately 24%.
? The total tonnage / day has increased by approximately 7%.
? Total shipments / day increased by approximately 4%.
? Total billed revenue / CWT increased by approximately 16% including fuel increase
surcharge.
? Total billed revenue and shipments increased by approximately 20%.
? Total weight / shipping increased by approximately 4%.
Asset-Light ArcBest segment (excluding FleetNet)
For the month of
? Total turnover per day increased by approximately 107%.
? Transport costs purchased per day have increased by approximately 109%.
? Purchased transportation costs accounted for about 85% of revenue in
For the month of
? The total turnover per day increased by approximately 39%.
? Transport costs purchased per day have increased by approximately 37%.
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