InPost has almost been sold to the consortium of Advent, FedEx, A&R and PPF. “Retain operational independence”

Advent, FedEx, A&R, PPF and InPost have agreed to a conditional agreement to purchase 100 percent. InPost shares at a price of EUR 15.60 per share – InPost announced in a press release. The transaction is expected to take place in the second half of 2026.

The consortium members are Advent (37 percent of shares), A&R (16 percent), FedEx (37 percent) and PPF (10 percent).

“The InPost Group will maintain its operational independence and its current business profile. The company's headquarters and key management staff will remain in Poland, and the consortium members will actively support the further development of InPost,” the release said.

This transaction, resulting largely from our success in Poland, will support the next stage of the company's development, including continued expansion on European markets. Cooperation with financial and strategic investors associated in the consortium, who know our business and the specific nature of the industry perfectly and who have an investment horizon allowing for building value in the long term, will provide us with access to knowledge, stability and resources necessary to take advantage of favorable market trends, such as the growing penetration of e-commerce, increasing consumer expectations regarding quality, including speed and convenience, and switching to more sustainable forms of delivery – said Rafał Brzoska, founder and CEO of InPost Group.

“Together we will strengthen our network and reach more consumers by offering fast and flexible delivery options, while continuing to pursue our goal of redefining the European e-commerce sector. I remain fully committed to leading the InPost Group in the coming years. Our headquarters, brand, management team and key innovation competencies will remain in Poland, which will continue to be the center for implementing the Group's successful strategy. I believe that with the support of partners we can fully unlock the potential of InPost and further strengthen its position as a leading provider of innovative services for e-commerce sector in Western Europe,” he added.

The consortium commits to supporting InPost's strategy, including further expansion in France, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Benelux and Great Britain, which is the largest e-commerce market in Europe.

The consortium will also support InPost initiatives aimed at redefining the European e-commerce sector by deepening partnerships across the value chain, including further investments in consumer mobile offerings. (PAP Business)

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