FedEx Economic Impact Report Highlights Singapore’s Key Role in Region, as Company Drives Connectivity and Innovation

Singapore, December 8, 2025– FedEx Corp. (NYSE: FDX) has released its annual Global Economic Impact Report, highlighting the company’s worldwide network and role in fueling innovation during its 2025 fiscal year (FY25).Produced in consultation with Dun & Bradstreet (NYSE: DNB), a leading provider of business decisioning data and analytics, the study demonstrates the positive impact FedEx has on individuals, businesses, and communities around the world — otherwise known as the FedEx Effect.

“For more than 50 years, FedEx has shaped global commerce by offering innovative shipping services that bring communities closer together,” said Raj Subramaniam, president and CEO, FedEx Corporation. “Our culture of innovation, paired with our team’s steadfast commitment to outstanding service and bold ideas, enabled the FedEx network to continue fueling worldwide progress this past year through a rapidly evolving trade landscape and shifts in supply chains.”

The report reveals that in FY25, FedEx contributed $126 billion in direct and indirect impact to the global economy. FedEx direct impact alone is 1.6 times greater than the average direct impact of companies with more than 100,000 employees in the Dunn and Bradstreet Data Cloud.[1] This reflects the scale of the FedEx network and the company’s ongoing efforts to enhance its services and optimize its operations as one FedEx.

FedEx operates the world’s largest industrial network, serving more than 220 countries and territories and employing more than 500,000 people across 5,000 facilities. The company transports approximately 17 million packages per day and more than $2 trillion worth of goods every year.

Driving Economic Growth, Connectivity, and Sustainability in Singapore
FedEx Singapore acts as a critical gateway for global commerce, driving innovation and sustainability while delivering significant economic value. In fiscal year 2025 (FY25), FedEx contributed approximately USD $5.7 billion in direct and indirect economic impact across Singapore and the Asia Pacific region, supporting local businesses, enabling regional trade, and powering growth in sectors such as healthcare, life sciences, and e-commerce.

Singapore is home to some of the most advanced operations in FedEx Asia Pacific, including the South Pacific Regional Hub at Changi Airport, a Life Science Center offering specialized cold chain solutions, a Center of Excellence for Data Analytics, and the Asia Pacific Security Operations Center. These facilities underscore Singapore’s strategic importance in the FedEx global network.

To further enhance connectivity, FedEx launched a direct nonstop flight from Singapore to Anchorage, Alaska, cutting transit times for shipments from Singapore, Malaysia, and Thailand. The company also introduced faster delivery to Johor, Malaysia, enabling packages to arrive two hours earlier. Customers now enjoy greater convenience with an expanded parcel drop-off network of over 1,500 locations, including more than 1,000 Pick smart lockers and 43 Singapore Post points.

In FY25, FedEx furthered its vehicle electrification journey in Singapore by continuing to add EVs to the market, working toward the company’s goal of transitioning its entire pick-up and delivery fleet to 100% zero tailpipe emissions models by 2040. Additionally, the South Pacific Regional Hub now sources over half of its electricity from solar power.

Singapore continues to grow as a logistics and air cargo hub for Southeast Asia and a critical location in the FedEx global network. Through these investments and innovations, FedEx continues to connect people and possibilities while driving economic growth and sustainable progress.

Read the full FY25 FedEx Global Economic Impact Report and explore the FedEx Effect in communities and regions around the world at fedex.com/economicimpact.