FedEx wants to enter InPost
InPost has announced a conditional agreement with a consortium to sell all its shares for β¬15.60 each, expected to close in the second half of 2026.
InPost, a major logistics company based in Poland, has revealed that it has signed a conditional agreement with a consortium aiming to purchase all shares of InPost S.A. at a price of β¬15.60 per share. This deal is significant as it is expected to conclude in the latter half of 2026, indicating a long-term strategic move for both InPost and its new investors. The consortium comprises Advent International, A&R Investments Ltd., FedEx Corporation, and PPF Group, with shares distributed among them, providing a strong backing for InPost's operational independence.
The key aspect of this transaction is that InPost will maintain its operational independence and existing business profile, with its main headquarters and management team remaining in Poland. This strategic decision emphasizes the company's commitment to its roots while seeking international investment support for further development. The members of the consortium will play an active role in aiding InPost's expansion in existing markets, particularly focusing on growth in European markets.
InPost believes that the collaboration with these financial and strategic investors, who are familiar with the logistics industry, will enable the company to enhance its operations and market presence significantly. The deal is seen as a positive signal, stemming from InPost's success in Poland, and aims to facilitate the next phase of company growth by continuing its European market expansion. This move reflects InPost's strategic vision and ability to adapt to evolving market demands within the logistics sector.