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C.H. Robinson Worldwide, Inc. (CHRW)

Valor Justo
IndustrialsIntegrated Freight & LogisticsUnited States

Fundamental

61

Preço

$157.36

Capitalização de Mercado

$17.08B

Parte 1 · Quanto vale a empresa

Visão Geral

C.H. Robinson arranges the movement of other companies' freight without owning any trucks, ships or planes itself. It matches shippers who need cargo moved with a network of independent carriers, handling booking, pricing, paperwork and tracking in between, and earns the spread between what it charges shippers and what it pays carriers. Most of its business is trucking within North America, with a smaller international ocean and air freight arm.

Como gera receita

Revenue is the total price charged to shippers for arranging their freight, but profitability comes from the gross margin between that price and what C.H. Robinson pays the carrier — a spread that widens when trucking capacity is tight and narrows when there are more trucks chasing loads than freight to move. Because it owns no transportation assets, its costs scale with volume rather than with fixed fleet ownership, but its margins ride the freight market's boom-and-bust cycle.

Receita por segmento

North American Surface Transportation71.7%

Truckload, less-than-truckload and intermodal freight brokerage across the United States, Canada and Mexico, the company's core business.

Global Forwarding19%

International ocean and air freight forwarding, including customs brokerage, for shippers moving goods across borders.

All Other Segments9.3%

Smaller businesses including produce sourcing and managed transportation services that fall outside the two core segments.

Vantagem competitiva

Efeitos de rede · Estreita

A large base of both shippers and carriers gives C.H. Robinson more freight to match and more capacity to draw on than a smaller broker, which can mean better pricing and reliability for both sides. The advantage is narrow because freight brokerage has low barriers to entry and is increasingly contested by digital freight-matching platforms that compete on the same basic function.

O que impulsiona a procura

Cíclico

Freight volumes move closely with industrial production, retail sales and global trade, so spot rates and margins compress in an economic downturn and expand when the economy and trade are strong. The business is a fairly direct read on broader economic activity rather than a source of steady, non-discretionary demand.

Principais riscos

  • Freight market cyclicality — Freight demand tends to move with industrial production, retail sales and global trade; volumes and spot rates fall in a downturn, compressing the spread the company earns between shipper and carrier pricing.
  • Dependence on third-party carriers — The company owns no trucks, ships or planes and relies on independent carriers for capacity; an inability to secure enough capacity can push customers toward competitors.
  • Technology disruption — Digital freight-matching platforms and automated routing tools can intensify competition and pressure the fees C.H. Robinson earns for the same brokerage function.
  • International and trade-policy exposure — The Global Forwarding business is exposed to shifts in trade policy, tariffs and geopolitical disruption to shipping routes, and the company recently exited its Europe Surface Transportation business, reflecting ongoing portfolio adjustments abroad.

Concentração de clientes

Os principais clientes representam 2% da receita

The company states its largest customer accounted for approximately 2% of 2025 consolidated total revenues, out of roughly 75,000 customers served — an unusually low concentration for the industry.

Os argumentos a favor

Buyers argue that an unusually diversified customer base, with no single client above roughly 2% of revenue, and a large carrier network give C.H. Robinson resilience and pricing flexibility that smaller brokers lack, positioning it to gain share as freight volumes recover.

Os argumentos contra

Sellers fear that freight brokerage has low barriers to entry and is being reshaped by digital freight-matching technology that erodes the value of a traditional broker's network, while the business remains exposed to the full swing of the freight cycle.

Written by the editors, published on 18 de agosto de 2026

Direct competitors

Who this company fights with for the same customers

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P/E: 47.0Score: 71Market cap: $5.72B

Landstar brokers North American truckload and flatbed freight through an agent and owner-operator network, selling to the same shippers that buy C.H. Robinson's non-asset truckload capacity.

P/E: 32.3Score: 72Market cap: $21.52B

J.B. Hunt's Integrated Capacity Solutions brokerage and its intermodal offering compete for the same North American truckload and intermodal volumes that C.H. Robinson moves for shippers.

P/E: 27.3Score: 72Market cap: $24.51B

Expeditors is a non-asset ocean and air freight forwarder with customs brokerage, competing directly with C.H. Robinson's Global Forwarding segment for international shipments from the same multinational customers.

RXO, Inc.RXO

RXO is a pure-play North American truckload freight broker that bids for the same shipper contracts and the same carrier capacity as C.H. Robinson's NAST segment, and names C.H. Robinson first among its competitors.

Total Quality Logistics, LLC (TQL)Not tracked

TQL is the largest privately held U.S. truckload broker and competes head-to-head with C.H. Robinson for spot and contract truckload freight from the same mid-market and enterprise shippers.

DSV A/SDSV

DSV is a global asset-light forwarder in air, ocean and road freight that bids for the same international freight and customs tenders as C.H. Robinson's Global Forwarding business, especially in Europe and Asia.

Balanço & Liquidez

Receita

$17.00B

Últimos 12 meses (até 30/06/2026)

Resultado Líquido

$633M

Últimos 12 meses (até 30/06/2026)

Fluxo de Caixa Livre

$895M

Capital Próprio Total

$1.85B

Passivo Total

$3.21B

Rácio de Liquidez

1.58

Cobertura de Juros

-

Dívida/EBITDA

2.20

Resultados Por Ação

Receita & Resultado Líquido

Fluxo de Caixa Livre

Decomposição dos Resultados

Demonstração histórica

Margens ao longo do tempo

A dívida ao longo do tempo

Quanto pesa a dívida

Grelha do crescimento

Crescimento — Receitas

Estimativa de Valor Justo

Caso geralJustamente Valorizada

Valor Justo

$163.72

Preço Atual

$157.36

Margem de Segurança

+3.9%

Intervalo de Valor Justo

$106.42 - $221.03

Dispersão entre os métodos de avaliação utilizados, não um intervalo de confiança calibrado estatisticamente.

Métodos de Estimativa

Preço-alvo dos analistas:$197.56
Fluxo de caixa descontado (DCF):$228.65
Multiplicador de lucros (P/E):$113.27
Fórmula de crescimento de Graham:$91.77
Valor da capacidade de gerar lucro (EPV):$56.94
P/B justificado:$88.31
Desconto de dividendos (Gordon):$46.80
P/FFO, fundos de operações:$94.47
Lucros de meio de ciclo:$173.42
Multiplicador sobre as receitas:$398.44
Consenso dos Analistas:Comprar (23B / 8H / 1S)
Última Surpresa de Resultados:+3.54%

Métricas de Avaliação

Rácio P/E

29.23

ROE

31.8%

Rácio P/B

10.99

P/FCF

26.76

Margem Bruta

-

ROIC

18.3%

Radar de Rentabilidade

Criação de Valor (Vantagem Competitiva)

ROIC

18.3%

WACC

8.7%

ROIC − WACC

+9.7 pp

O ROIC supera o custo do capital — a empresa está a criar valor para os acionistas.

Critérios de Análise Fundamental

Aprovado (18)

  • EPS shows upward trend
  • EPS CAGR 5.44%
  • Price CAGR 7.41%
  • ROIC 18.3%
  • P/FCF 26.76
  • Debt/Equity ratio
  • Positive Free Cash Flow
  • CapEx intensity
  • Current Ratio
  • Debt/EBITDA
  • Return on Tangible Assets
  • ROE 36.0%
  • Analyst Consensus 72% Buy
  • Earnings Surprise avg 5.9%
  • Earnings Quality (OCF/NI) 1.08
  • Share Dilution 0.7%
  • Net Margin Trend 3.7% vs 3.1%
  • Piotroski F-Score 7/9

Reprovado (7)

  • P/B Ratio 10.99
  • Operating Margin 4.9%
  • Low reliance on intangibles
  • Price below Graham Number
  • DCF valuation (Overvalued)
  • Revenue Growth 5Y 0.0%
  • PEG Ratio 5.10

Indisponível (3)

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  • Dividend Payout NaN%
  • Interest Coverage

Piotroski F-Score

7/9

Saúde financeira sólida

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criteria

Qualidade dos Resultados

1.08

Alta qualidade: resultados respaldados por caixa

Diluição de Ações

0.7%

Número de ações estável

Participações institucionais

Governação

Equipa Executiva

NomeCargoIdade
Mr. David P. BozemanPresident, CEO & Director57
Mr. Damon J. LeeChief Financial Officer47
Ms. Dorothy G. CapersChief Legal Officer & Corporate Secretary63
Mr. Michael J. ShortPresident of Global Freight Forwarding55
Mr. Arun D. RajanChief Strategy & Innovation Officer56
Mr. Michael W. NeillChief Technology Officer53
Mr. Charles S. IvesSenior Director of Investor Relations53
Mr. Duncan BurnsChief Communications & Marketing Officer48
Ms. Angela K. FreemanChief Human Resources & ESG Officer57
Mr. Jordan T. KassPresident of Managed Services52

Risco de Auditoria

1

Risco do Conselho

3

Risco de Remuneração

7

Risco dos Direitos dos Acionistas

8

Parte 2 · O preço e o momento de entrar

Esta parte não serve para saber se a empresa vale: serve para escolher quando comprá-la, depois que os fundamentos te convenceram. Dentro: análise técnica, potencial, quedas históricas, exposição gama.

Documentos

  • Relatório anual (10-K)

    Uma visão anual do negócio, dos resultados financeiros e dos riscos da empresa.

    Arquivado em 2026-02-13

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  • Relatório trimestral (10-Q)

    Uma atualização sobre o desempenho financeiro dos últimos três meses.

    Arquivado em 2026-07-31

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  • Relatório de fato relevante (8-K)

    Um aviso sobre um fato relevante, como uma mudança na liderança ou um grande anúncio.

    Arquivado em 2026-07-29

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Latest News

Recent headlines for CHRW, sourced from Markets Gazette.

  • 7/14/2026POSITIVE
    The secrets of an unheralded AI success story

    Logistics giant C.H. Robinson has achieved a remarkable 45% productivity increase through the strategic deployment of AI agents, according to CEO Dave Bozeman. This significant operational improvement demonstrates a clear return on investment (ROI) from artificial intelligence initiatives within the company. The success highlights how AI can be effectively integrated into traditional industries like logistics to drive substantial efficiency gains, potentially setting a new benchmark for the sector and signaling strong future performance for C.H. Robinson.

  • 7/6/2026POSITIVE
    C.H. Robinson’s CEO is running his AI transformation on Lean principles: ‘It’s been a game-changer for this company’

    C.H. Robinson Worldwide, Inc. is implementing Lean principles to drive its AI transformation, a strategy described as a 'game-changer' by its CEO. This approach focuses on efficiency and continuous improvement, aiming to optimize processes and resource allocation within the company's artificial intelligence initiatives. By integrating Lean methodologies, C.H. Robinson seeks to enhance the effectiveness and speed of its AI development and deployment, potentially leading to significant operational advantages and competitive differentiation in the logistics sector. Investors may view this strategic focus on operational excellence within AI as a positive indicator for future growth and profitability.

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