🚚 Top 10 Logistics Companies by Revenue (2026 Ranking)

The World’s Largest Logistics & Supply Chain Companies

Global logistics is the backbone of international trade, e-commerce, manufacturing, and supply chains. Based on the latest available revenue, logistics turnover, and operational scale, these companies are among the largest logistics providers in the world.

Rank	Company	Country	Estimated Revenue (USD)
🥇 #1	DHL Group	Germany	$90B+
🥈 #2	UPS	United States	$89B+
🥉 #3	FedEx	United States	$88B+
#4	Maersk	Denmark	$62B+
#5	DSV	Denmark	$38B+
#6	Kuehne + Nagel	Switzerland	$34B+
#7	DB Schenker	Germany	$25B+
#8	CEVA Logistics	France	$18B+
#9	Nippon Express Holdings	Japan	$17B+
#10	Sinotrans	China	$14B+

Figures are based on the latest publicly available annual revenue, logistics turnover, and industry rankings for 2025–2026. Exact values vary by fiscal year and reporting methodology.

🥇 DHL Group (Germany)

DHL is the world’s largest international logistics company, operating in more than 220 countries and territories. Its business spans express delivery, freight forwarding, supply chain management, and e-commerce logistics. DHL generated more than €20 billion in revenue in Q1 2026 alone, maintaining its leadership position globally.

🥈 UPS (United States)

UPS remains one of the largest logistics and parcel delivery companies worldwide, with projected 2026 revenue close to $90 billion. Its extensive air fleet and last-mile delivery network make it a global logistics powerhouse.

🥉 FedEx (United States)

FedEx reported approximately $88 billion in annual revenue and continues to expand through automation, supply-chain optimization, and global freight operations.