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World Fuel Services Corporation

WKCNYSETrackedMarket Data VerifiedEnergyOil And Gas Refining And Marketing

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Market overview

USD 35.65

Down−USD 0.32 (−0.89%) Day change

Last verified close · As of · USD · Market data via Massive Stock Widgets

The market is closed. This is the last verified closing quote, not an intraday price.

Open
USD 35.84
Previous close
USD 35.97
Day high
USD 35.92
Day low
USD 35.39
Volume
679,983
Market cap
USD 1,823,555,328
Price chart · 1 Year
World Fuel Services Corporation 1 Year price chartWorld Fuel Services Corporation, nyse:WKC, 1 Year price chart in USD. Start USD 26.28, end USD 35.65, high USD 40.25, low USD 22.59, up.
Period1 YearFirst closeUSD 26.28Last closeUSD 35.65Maximum closeUSD 40.25Minimum closeUSD 22.59Period change+USD 9.37Period percentage change+35.65%Chart as ofSep 25, 2026, 1:30 PM GMT+0000
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Representative chart points — 24 of 251
Date and time Open High Low Close Volume
USD 26.10 USD 26.39 USD 26.07 USD 26.28 378,000
USD 24.25 USD 24.44 USD 23.66 USD 24.28 1,138,800
USD 23.80 USD 24.04 USD 23.64 USD 23.69 759,000
USD 24.08 USD 24.32 USD 23.92 USD 24.22 796,100
USD 23.76 USD 23.87 USD 23.62 USD 23.64 552,200
USD 27.32 USD 28.16 USD 27.24 USD 28.06 1,032,500
USD 26.67 USD 27.19 USD 26.36 USD 27.09 590,700
USD 26.69 USD 27.02 USD 26.12 USD 26.43 846,800
USD 24.32 USD 24.85 USD 24.32 USD 24.57 782,400
USD 22.93 USD 23.06 USD 22.57 USD 22.59 679,900
USD 22.65 USD 22.75 USD 22.21 USD 22.64 3,338,300
USD 23.20 USD 23.39 USD 23.14 USD 23.23 1,008,100
USD 23.59 USD 23.77 USD 23.26 USD 23.67 550,900
USD 27.35 USD 27.55 USD 26.62 USD 26.81 1,015,900
USD 29.12 USD 29.21 USD 28.74 USD 28.89 804,100
USD 29.98 USD 30.46 USD 29.82 USD 30.15 857,300
USD 31.75 USD 32.04 USD 31.34 USD 31.60 1,170,100
USD 34.71 USD 35.34 USD 34.58 USD 35.32 1,014,200
USD 38.08 USD 39.90 USD 37.32 USD 39.79 1,875,200
USD 40.16 USD 40.31 USD 39.21 USD 40.25 1,518,500
USD 36.65 USD 37.64 USD 36.65 USD 37.03 1,201,000
USD 35.50 USD 35.76 USD 35.24 USD 35.38 719,100
USD 35.74 USD 36.39 USD 35.24 USD 35.35 707,800
USD 35.84 USD 35.92 USD 35.35 USD 35.65 680,000

Company Profile & Business Model Overview

World Kinect Corporation (NYSE: WKC) is a global energy and services provider that sources and distributes aviation, marine and land-based transportation fuels and related products and services across more than 200 countries and territories. The company operates through aviation, marine and land segments and serves over 150,000 customers, offering fuel supply, logistics and energy solutions.

Sustainability Strengths & Catalysts (Pros)

  • Scale and global logistics network: World Kinect’s integrated supply and logistics platform spans over 200 countries and territories, enabling efficient fuel distribution and opportunities to scale lower‑carbon fuel offerings across geographies.
  • Product and service diversification: With aviation, marine and land-based segments, the company can offer customers a mix of conventional fuels as well as lower‑carbon alternatives and related services, supporting transition-oriented demand.
  • Public disclosure and reporting: World Kinect publishes investor and sustainability disclosures (including annual reports and ESG materials) through its investor relations channels, providing transparency on operations and strategy.

Material Risks & Governance Concerns (Cons)

  • Carbon‑intensive core business: The company’s primary operations center on distribution of fossil fuels across aviation, marine and ground transport, leaving it exposed to operational carbon emissions and transition risk as transport sectors decarbonize.
  • Regulatory and reputational risk from fuel markets: Exposure to evolving emissions regulations, carbon pricing and scrutiny over fossil fuel supply chains could create compliance costs and reputational challenges, particularly in regions accelerating deca

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Audited Methodology

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FAQ

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What is World Fuel Services Corporation (WKC)'s ESG rating and sustainability score?

Formal published scorecards from MSCI and Sustainalytics are under ongoing review for World Fuel Services Corporation (WKC). The Impact Investor tracks corporate sustainability disclosures, SEC 10-K filings, and governance releases.

Is World Fuel Services Corporation considered an ESG leader or laggard in Energy?

Independent benchmark status for World Fuel Services Corporation is evaluated relative to Energy peers once third-party coverage publishes official methodology scores.

What are the main ESG risks and controversies for World Fuel Services Corporation?

Key material risks for World Fuel Services Corporation include: Carbon‑intensive core business: The company’s primary operations center on distribution of fossil fuels across aviation, marine and ground transport, leaving it exposed to operational carbon emissions and transition risk as transport sectors decarbonize.; Regulatory and reputational risk from fuel markets: Exposure to evolving emissions regulations, carbon pricing and scrutiny over fossil fuel supply chains could create compliance costs and reputational challenges, particularly in regions accelerating deca. Investors should evaluate whether corporate mitigation plans adequately address these vulnerabilities.

How does The Impact Investor evaluate ESG stock profiles?

The Impact Investor presents audited third-party ratings from MSCI and Sustainalytics alongside delayed market data and financial fundamentals. We do not blend ratings into proprietary black-box scores, and ratings are never modified by advertising or affiliate relationships.