The stock rose 3.6% as Schneider National delivered underlying revenue resilience and effective cost control despite weather-related volume headwinds and margin pressure. Investors appeared encouraged by improving pricing trends and early signs of tighter market conditions supporting freight rates.

• Enterprise revenues ex-fuel declined 1% year-over-year to $1.2 billion, reflecting adverse weather impacts in the first half of the quarter.
• Adjusted operating income fell 21% to $35 million, with adjusted operating ratio deteriorating by 70 basis points versus Q1 2025.
• Truckload segment revenues ex-fuel increased 1%, driven by higher revenue per truck per week, offsetting lower truck counts due to asset efficiency and driver scarcity.
• Network segment revenues grew 4%, with revenue per truck per week up 7% year-over-year and 2% sequentially, an unusual positive momentum for Q1.
• Management highlighted ongoing cost savings initiatives targeting $40 million and disciplined execution on integration synergies to offset headwinds from weather and fuel volatility.