Parcel delivery International Package operating profit is UPS's reported segment profit from package operations outside the U.S. and cross-border international shipments.
UPS reported $623M of International Package operating profit in Q2 2026, down 7.3% from $672M a year earlier, even as segment revenue increased 12.5%.
Revenue growth does not guarantee profit growth
UPS's International Package network absorbs compensation and benefits, purchased transportation, fuel, aircraft, maintenance, and allocated network costs. In Q2 2026, higher fuel and charter-utilization costs associated with network disruptions contributed to expense pressure.
Compare operating profit with International Package revenue and International Package operating margin. The filing also presents a non-GAAP adjusted operating-profit measure, which should remain separate from the reported GAAP figure.
Primary source: UPS Q2 2026 Form 10-Q filed with the SEC.
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