Morgan Stanley estimates Amazon is delivering half of its US packages, will soon pass UPS and FedEx in total volume, at a current rate of 2.5B packages a year
$AMZN now handling close to half of its own U.S. package deliveries, per Morgan Stanley. Major implications for the economics of 1-day Prime shipping and Amazon Fresh. https://www.cnbc.com/... https://twitter.com/...
@cryptonetwealth
CryptoLuis on x
Amazon has become so massive that when it delivers half of is own packages it represents 2.5 billion packages per year, compared to FedEx's 3 billion and UPS's 4.7 billion. Big indeed #Amazon https://twitter.com/...
@craigmod
@craigmod on x
Amazon also not so low key dominating the Japan shipping universe (even just the number of companies delivering packages in japan seems to have doubled in the last two years): https://www.cnbc.com/...
@cmroberson06
Cathy Roberson on x
Nope....not buying it....- Morgan Stanley estimates Amazon Logistics will reach a volume of 6.5 billion packages per year by 2022, far exceeding its estimate for UPS at 5 billion packages per year and FedEx at 3.4 billion packages per year. https://www.cnbc.com/...