CSX reports FY operating income of USD 4.5 billion, down 14%

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CSX reports FY operating income of USD 4.5 billion, down 14%

CSX Corporation reported its full year (FY) 2025 financial results with operating income at USD 4.5 billion, reflecting a 14% decrease. The company’s operating margin stood at 32.1%, down by 4 percentage points. Expenses for the period totaled USD 9.6 billion, marking a 3% increase. Earnings per diluted share were USD 1.54, down 14%. The company noted that its average shares outstanding declined during the year due to share repurchase activity, which had a favorable impact on earnings per diluted share. Management highlighted ongoing negotiations with unionized employees, noting that existing collective agreements under the Railway Labor Act remain in effect while talks continue. The company also emphasized the use of significant accounting estimates in areas such as personal injury and environmental reserves, as well as pension plan accounting.

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