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Lobbying Spend for UPS

AI-generated plain-English read of lobbying spend for UPS. Updated daily.

Heavy lobbying, holding steady

high

Heavy but steady spend — a well-established government-affairs operation running at cruise control. DC risk is a recurring input to fundamentals for this issuer.

What will probably happen

  • Stable spend means no new urgency. Existing policy relationships are being maintained; no imminent legislative inflection is signaled.
  • Spend is spread across many issue areas — the company has diverse regulatory exposure and is fighting on multiple fronts simultaneously.

What to do

If you HOLD this stock
Stable, heavy DC presence is table stakes for this company. No new action triggered — hold your thesis.
If you're EVALUATING this stock
Heavy DC presence is a recurring cost and risk factor — factor in the regulatory environment when sizing. Requires research into the primary issue areas.
If you trade OPTIONS
No clean options signal derived from this lobbying read.

14 quarters of history with $25.29M in total spend — sufficient data for a reliable trajectory read.

Technical details

Technical analysis

Spend tier
Heavy
Trajectory
Stable
Last quarter
$1.76M
Last 4Q total
$7.15M
Prior 4Q total
$7.03M
Top issue area
ENVIRONMENT/SUPERFUND (27% of spend)
Top registrant
UPS (UNITED PARCEL SERVICE) (88% of spend)
Registrant base
In house
Quarters on record
14
Unique issue areas
17
Unique registrants
8
Issue concentration
Broad

Key levels

Key price and metric levels
LevelValue
total amount25,290,000
last 4q total7,150,000
top issue pct0.274
prior 4q total7,030,000
top registrant pct0.878
last quarter amount1,760,000

Caveats

  • Lobbying disclosures are quarterly and reflect activity already past. The signal is structural, not timing.
  • The primary registrant appears to be an in-house government-affairs operation. In-house lobbying may not be captured in full by third-party disclosure data.

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