India, Jan. 28 -- United Parcel Service projects stronger revenue driven by higher-margin shipments as it restructures operations and reduces exposure to low-profit delivery volumes.

United Parcel Service said Tuesday it expects revenue in 2026 to exceed Wall Street forecasts, signaling confidence in a sweeping corporate overhaul even as the company prepares to eliminate as many as 30,000 jobs and retreat from lower-margin delivery volumes that once defined its growth strategy.

The logistics giant projected full-year revenue of roughly $89.7 billion in 2026, driven by a shift toward higher-value shipments, tighter cost controls, and a leaner operating model. The outlook marks a decisive break from the volume-driven approach that dominat...