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InPost S.A./ADR

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InPost Delivers Growth With a Margin Hangover

InPost reported first-half revenue of €1.89B, up 24%, with 740M shipments. Adjusted EBITDA grew just 0.3%. International revenue was 54% of total. Q2 beat forecasts but margins fell 3.3 points. 2026 EBITDA outlook cut due to higher costs. FedEx-Advent €7.8B takeover offer pending.

InPost Q2 profit falls 30%, cuts 2026 profit outlook as UK turnaround lags

InPost Group reported a 30% drop in Q2 net profit to PLN 93 million, citing UK turnaround delays and rising costs. Revenue grew 18% to PLN 4.18 billion, but adjusted EBITDA rose only 4.4% to PLN 1.04 billion. The company cut its 2026 profit outlook, expecting a mid-single-digit decline in adjusted EBITDA. CEO Rafal Brozka noted the UK business is still a work in progress.

InPost takeover gets EU approval

The European Commission approved the takeover of InPost, with shareholders to receive €15.60 per share, valuing the company at €7.8bn. The deal, agreed in February 2026, awaits Vietnamese regulatory approval and is set to close by 18 September 2026. FedEx and Advent International will each hold 37% in the consortium.

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  • InPost reported first-half revenue of €1.89B, up 24%, with 740M shipments. Adjusted EBITDA grew just 0.3%. International revenue was 54% of total. Q2 beat forecasts but margins fell 3.3 points. 2026 EBITDA outlook cut due to higher costs. FedEx-Advent €7.8B takeover offer pending.

    yahoo.com · Sep 1, 2026

  • InPost Group reported a 30% drop in Q2 net profit to PLN 93 million, citing UK turnaround delays and rising costs. Revenue grew 18% to PLN 4.18 billion, but adjusted EBITDA rose only 4.4% to PLN 1.04 billion. The company cut its 2026 profit outlook, expecting a mid-single-digit decline in adjusted EBITDA. CEO Rafal Brozka noted the UK business is still a work in progress.

    investing.com · Aug 31, 2026

  • The European Commission approved the takeover of InPost, with shareholders to receive €15.60 per share, valuing the company at €7.8bn. The deal, agreed in February 2026, awaits Vietnamese regulatory approval and is set to close by 18 September 2026. FedEx and Advent International will each hold 37% in the consortium.

    trans.info · Aug 19, 2026

  • InPost said it partnered with Urban Outfitters to add InPost Lockers and Shops as a UK delivery option at Urban Outfitters checkout. The deal lets customers collect online orders from InPost’s network of more than 15,000 lockers, available 24/7. InPost cited delivery-miss and failed-first-attempt rates to support the convenience.

    retailtimes.co.uk · Aug 3, 2026

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InPost Delivers Growth With a Margin Hangover

InPost reported first-half revenue of €1.89B, up 24%, with 740M shipments. Adjusted EBITDA grew just 0.3%. International revenue was 54% of total. Q2 beat forecasts but margins fell 3.3 points. 2026 EBITDA outlook cut due to higher costs. FedEx-Advent €7.8B takeover offer pending.

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InPost Q2 profit falls 30%, cuts 2026 profit outlook as UK turnaround lags

InPost Group reported a 30% drop in Q2 net profit to PLN 93 million, citing UK turnaround delays and rising costs. Revenue grew 18% to PLN 4.18 billion, but adjusted EBITDA rose only 4.4% to PLN 1.04 billion. The company cut its 2026 profit outlook, expecting a mid-single-digit decline in adjusted EBITDA. CEO Rafal Brozka noted the UK business is still a work in progress.

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InPost takeover gets EU approval

The European Commission approved the takeover of InPost, with shareholders to receive €15.60 per share, valuing the company at €7.8bn. The deal, agreed in February 2026, awaits Vietnamese regulatory approval and is set to close by 18 September 2026. FedEx and Advent International will each hold 37% in the consortium.

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