Union Pacific Corporation

Union Pacific Corporation is a leading North American railroad holding company, headquartered in Omaha, Nebraska, with origins dating back to 1862. Its principal operating subsidiary, Union Pacific Railroad Company, manages an extensive rail network that spans the western two-thirds of the United States. The company plays a critical role in the transportation sector, providing freight services for a diverse range of goods including agricultural products, food and refrigerated items, industrial chemicals, construction materials, petroleum, coal, renewables, automobiles, and intermodal containers. With a market capitalization exceeding $130 billion and a workforce of over 30,000 employees, Union Pacific is recognized for its operational efficiency, scale, and commitment to safety and sustainability. The company has maintained a strong track record of financial performance, stable dividend payments, and ongoing investments in infrastructure and technology, enabling seamless connections between customers, industries, and global markets. Union Pacific’s strategic importance is underscored by its vital contribution to the U.S. economy and its position within major market benchmarks such as the Dow Jones Transportation Average.