Banks are ready to grant a huge loan for the purchase of Inpost. Advent talks to Brzoska and PPF
2026-01-08 16:25
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2026-01-08 16:25
The Advent Fund is conducting talks on cooperation in the potential buyout of InPost with founder Rafał Brzoska and the Czech investment company PPF Group, Bloomberg reported, citing sources related to the matter.
The agency reported that talks regarding a potential agreement for InPost to become a private company are ongoing and may still end in failure.
On Thursday, Bloomberg reported that banks are ready to provide up to EUR 4.5 billion in financing for the takeover of InPost by the Advent fund.
On January 6, InPost, listed on the Amsterdam Stock Exchange, announced that it had received an initial proposal to take over all the company's shares. The company did not provide information about who submitted the offer to purchase the shares. She said further information would be published “if and when appropriate.”
The main shareholders of InPost are PPF Group (28.75%), A&R Investments, the investment vehicle of Rafał Brzoska (12.49%), Advent International Corporation (6.50%) and Norges Bank (5.01%).
Below the 5 percent threshold. InPost's share packages include, among others, a number of Polish investment funds.
InPost, founded by Rafał Brzoska, offers logistics solutions for the e-commerce industry in Europe. (PAP Business)
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