UNP

Union Pacific Corporation is a Class I freight‑railroad that provides rail transportation and logistics services across a network of about 32,000 route miles in 23 western U.S. states, linking major Pacific and Gulf Coast ports to inland markets and to Canada and Mexico. Its business model centers on moving bulk commodities (such as grain, coal, chemicals), industrial products, automobiles and intermodal containers for a diverse customer base, leveraging a single railroad segment organized into bulk, industrial and premium freight groups. Operating in the transportation and logistics sector, Union Pacific is the largest freight railroad in the United States and the only Class I carrier serving all six major Mexico gateways, giving it a dominant position in North‑American supply chains.