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J.B. Hunt

J.B. Hunt (NASDAQ: JBHT) net income

J.B. Hunt reported a net profit of $598.3m for fiscal 2025, 4.8% more than in fiscal 2024 ($570.9m). Its net margin was 5.0%. Earnings per share were $6.16.

Net income, in millions of US dollars432.12016686.32017489.62018516.32019506.02020760.82021969.42022728.32023570.92024598.32025

Net income by fiscal year

Fiscal yearNet incomeChangeNet marginEarnings per share
2025$598.3m+4.8%5.0%$6.16
2024$570.9m−21.6%4.7%$5.60
2023$728.3m−24.9%5.7%$7.04
2022$969.4m+27.4%6.5%$9.31
2021$760.8m+50.3%6.3%$7.22
2020$506.0m−2.0%5.3%$4.79
2019$516.3m+5.5%5.6%$4.81
2018$489.6m−28.7%5.7%$4.48
2017$686.3m+58.8%9.5%$6.24
2016$432.1m—6.6%$3.84

The change compares each fiscal year with the one before and is not calculated when the previous year closed with a loss. Net margin is net income over revenue from the same filing. Figures are in millions of US dollars, except per-share amounts.

Questions about the net income of J.B. Hunt

How much did J.B. Hunt earn in fiscal 2025?
J.B. Hunt reported a net profit of $598.3m for fiscal 2025. In fiscal 2024 it reported a net profit of $570.9m.
What are the earnings per share of J.B. Hunt?
They were $6.16 in fiscal 2025, compared with $5.60 in fiscal 2024.
What is the net margin of J.B. Hunt?
In fiscal 2025 its net profit was 5.0% of its revenue.
What was the most profitable year for J.B. Hunt?
Of its last 10 fiscal years, fiscal 2022, with $969.4m.
Where do the figures for J.B. Hunt come from?
From the annual report (Form 10-K) that J.B. Hunt files with the SEC, the US securities regulator. Each fiscal year links to its filing.

Where each figure comes from

From the annual report (Form 10-K) that J.B. Hunt files with the SEC. The filing for each fiscal year: 2025 · 2024 · 2023 · 2022 · 2021 · 2020 · 2019 · 2018 · 2017 · 2016. More on J.B. Hunt: the J.B. Hunt page · annual accounts · revenue · dividends paid · insider transactions.

Information prepared from the accounts the company files with the regulator, for information purposes only. It is not financial advice or a recommendation to buy or sell. Updated on 12 November 2026.