The article analyzes the acquisition of InPost by American giant FedEx and investment fund Advent for over 30 billion PLN, highlighting differing perspectives on this major transaction. Some view it as a triumphant moment for Poland, marking a significant step in the international expansion of a homegrown company, while others consider it a veiled selling of a brand that has become a symbol of Polish success. The true impact of this deal remains difficult to assess, leaving opinions divided.

InPost has evolved into a giant that not only innovates but has also changed the game in logistics by emphasizing the significance of algorithms over traditional logistics methods. The author emphasizes that true value lies not in physical assets like lockers but in the sophisticated algorithms that manage data. The acquisition is seen as a strategic move by FedEx to enhance its capabilities in 'last-mile' delivery, crucial for the e-commerce segment that struggles with efficiency.

The article concludes with the observation that while Poles can take pride in their domestic success represented by InPost, the sale to an international player raises questions about national ownership and the future direction of Polish innovation. With e-commerce logistics growing rapidly, the implications of this acquisition will be watched closely by stakeholders in both Poland and abroad, as it opens a new chapter in logistics and delivery services.