Shares of Old Dominion Freight Line declined 4.2% after earnings, as investors appeared disappointed by the continued year-over-year deceleration in key LTL tonnage metrics and a revenue drop amid cautious commentary on the current operating environment.

• First quarter revenue fell 2.9% year-over-year to $1.33 billion, with LTL tons per day down 7.7%.
• LTL revenue per hundredweight increased 5.7%, with a 4.4% rise excluding fuel surcharges, reflecting ongoing pricing discipline.
• Sequential trends improved relative to fourth-quarter seasonality, but LTL tons per day still decreased 0.4% and shipments per day fell 0.7% over the prior quarter.
• Management highlighted continued investments—$265 million planned for 2026—in capacity and technology despite admitting to "short-term cost headwinds."
• Cautious tone persisted around current industry demand, suggesting limited near-term visibility and ongoing operating challenges.