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Transportation & Logistics: Summer Speaker Series: Highlights from Parcel Market Outlook with The Colography Group
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Transportation & Logistics: Summer Speaker Series: Highlights from Parcel Market Outlook with The Colography Group
J P M O R G A N North America Equity Research
13 July 2026
Transportation & Logistics
Summer Speaker Series: Highlights from Parcel Market
Outlook with The Colography Group
We recently hosted a call with The Colography Group’s Darren Lamb (VP of Airfreight & Surface Transportation /
Research & Analytics) and Russell Reams (VP of Marketing & Growth) to Shipping
discuss the firm’s recent study of regional and alternative carriers which provides Brian P. Ossenbeck, CFA AC
a helpful framework for an area of the parcel market which was historically viewed (1-212) 622-1023
as too fragmented and small to have an impact on the national networks of FedEx brian.p.ossenbeck@jpmorgan.com
and UPS. Colography’s analysis shows that regional and alternative carriers Grady Carr
expanded capacity and captured meaningful share of an addressable market that is (1-212) 622-1251
still down from the post-pandemic peak as the big two carriers optimized for grady.carr@jpmchase.com
revenue quality while Amazon continues to migrate volume into self-delivery and Brandon Wexler
(1-212) 622-1956
broaden its third-party logistics footprint. Overall, the presentation and Q&A was brandon.wexler@jpmchase.com
consistent with our view that UPS and FedEx remain focused on yield management J.P. Morgan Securities LLC
which includes fuel surcharges while the regional market share gains are likely
driven in large part by a broader pivot away from lighter weight, short-zone home
deliveries. See below for highlights from the discussion with Colography, please
reach out to the team for a copy of the slides used during the presentation.
• Unique parcel intelligence based on a unique national survey.
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