UPS Trading Volume Drops 37.25% to 226th Position Amid Leadership Changes and Analyst Optimism

On June 2, 2025, United Parcel Service (UPS) saw a trading volume of $414 million, marking a 37.25% decrease from the previous day. This placed UPS at the 226th position in terms of trading volume for the day. The stock price of UPS declined by 0.18%, marking the second consecutive day of decline, with a total decrease of 0.75% over the past two days.

UPS has strengthened its leadership team by appointing John Morikis to its Board of Directors. Morikis, who previously served as Chairman and CEO of Sherwin-Williams, brings a wealth of industry expertise and strategic acumen to UPS. His additional board positions at General Mills and Whirlpool further enhance his credibility and experience in the industry.

Analysts have expressed optimism towards UPS, with 28 financial experts providing one-year price targets. The average target price is set at $114.18, indicating a potential upside of 17.06% from the current trading price. The forecasts range from a low estimate of $80.00 to a high of $145.00, reflecting a broad spectrum of potential growth for the company.

UPS is currently rated 2.3 on average by 32 brokerage houses, classifying the stock as "Outperform." This rating suggests a positive outlook for the company, with the scale ranging from 1 (Strong Buy) to 5 (Sell). The GF Value estimation for UPS in one year is $148.54, indicating a significant upside of 52.29% from the current market price. This metric evaluates the stock's fair market value based on historical trading multiples, business growth patterns, and future performance forecasts.