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TER
On January 27, 1998, Federal
Express Corporation launched a
new era in transportation –
again. Twenty-five years after it
founded the express distribu-
tion industry, FedEx acquired
the Caliber System, Inc. compa-
nies, leaders in ground small-
THAN THE SUM OF ITS PARTS
THAN THE SUM OF ITS PARTS
On January 27, 1998, Federal
Express Corporation launched a
new era in transportation –
again. Twenty-five years after it
founded the express distribu-
tion industry, FedEx acquired
the Caliber System, Inc. compa-
nies, leaders in ground small-
package delivery, surface expedited shipping, less-than-truckload freight and integrated logistics
management. From this historic union emerged a new brand of transportation leadership:
FDX Corporation, a $16 billion distribution and logistics powerhouse. With its unprecedented portfolio
of shipping and logistics services, FDX is uniquely equipped to provide the comprehensive distribution
solutions customers seek in today’s fast, competitive, interconnected global marketplace. The service,
technology and marketing synergies created by FDX unlock exciting new opportunities for stockholders.
In this inaugural annual report
to FDX stockholders, you’ll dis-
cover why the acquisition of
Caliber System by FedEx involved
more than simple addition – why
for customers and stockholders
alike, FDX equals a whole far
greater than the sum of its parts.
=A NEW BRAND OF LEADERSHIP
=A NEW BRAND OF LEADERSHIP