AMSTERDAM: InPost Group, Europe’s leading out-of-home e-commerce logistics provider, reported a 35% year-on-year jump in second-quarter revenue to PLN 3.5 billion, driven by rapid international expansion and the integration of UK-based Yodel. Parcel volumes rose 23% to 324 million, with the UK segment surging 177% year-on-year.
Adjusted EBITDA climbed 13% to PLN 1.0 billion, with margins reaching 28.3%, or 35% excluding Yodel. Over half of group revenue was generated outside Poland for the first time, underscoring the company’s strategic shift toward international markets.
The UK became InPost’s second-largest market, contributing PLN 954.2 million in revenue, up 303% year-on-year. The company deployed a record 88,000 out-of-home delivery points, including 53,287 automated parcel machines (APMs), marking a 31% increase.
Founder and CEO Rafał Brzoska said the group remains focused on scaling its network and leveraging synergies from recent acquisitions, including Sending in Iberia and a minority stake in battery-powered locker firm Bloq.it..
InPost reaffirmed its full-year outlook, forecasting group volume growth of 25–30% and revenue growth of 35–40%. Capex is expected to reach PLN 1.9 billion, with 60% allocated to APM deployment.