InPost Group 2025 results: parcel volumes increased 25% year-on-year

InPost Group has announced that it delivered a successful peak season, handling a record 417.6 million parcels in Q4 2025, representing a strong 30% year-on-year increase. On the busiest day of the season, the Group processed over 15 million parcels across Europe, setting a new benchmark for operational excellence.

In Poland, volumes reached an all-time high of 220.2 million parcels in Q4, up 5% YoY, driven primarily by to-door deliveries (+36% YoY) fuelled by demand from international marketplaces. Beyond marketplaces, we also saw robust growth from domestic merchants, particularly in the fashion and beauty segments.

In the Eurozone, parcel volumes totalled 104.8 million in Q4, up 23% YoY, with growth led by APM deliveries (+51% YoY) and a strong performance in the B2C segment (+60% YoY), which continues to diversify service mix away from C2C.

In the UK, InPost delivered 92.6 million parcels in Q4, more than tripling volumes year-on-year, supported by the consolidation of Yodel. The peak season was strong for both InPost UK and Yodel, and in January we restarted progressing with the One Network Project to operate as a single company and unlock synergies and financial efficiencies.

Commenting on the results,  Rafał Brzoska, Founder and CEO of InPost Group, said: “2025 was a landmark year for InPost Group. We achieved record-breaking volumes, expanded our network, and completed two strategic acquisitions—Yodel in the UK and Sending in Spain—that are expected to further unlock significant synergies and strengthen our position in key markets. Delivering 1.4 billion parcels and adding over 14,000 APMs demonstrates the strength of our model and the trust customers place in our services. In 2026, we remain focused on driving innovation, enhancing customer experience, and unlocking synergies across our network to deliver sustainable growth and value for all stakeholders.”

Q4 volumes

FY 2025 volume: 1.4 billion parcels per year driven by international markets

In 2025, InPost Group reached a historic milestone, handling 1.4 billion parcels, a 25% increase year-on-year.

In Poland, volumes totalled 763.1 million parcels, up 8% YoY, driven primarily by international marketplaces, reflected in the strong growth of to-door deliveries (+19% YoY).

The Eurozone delivered 339.5 million parcels, marking a 17% YoY increase, fuelled by robust B2C sector growth and a significant 54% YoY growth in APM deliveries, reinforcing our leadership in out-of-home solutions.

In the UK, volumes reached 262.1 million parcels, nearly tripling year-on-year, supported by the consolidation of Yodel operations from Q2, driving dynamic growth and strengthening our market position.

FY volumes

Network: New milestone, more than 14k APMs added

InPost Group continued to strengthen its out-of-home network, expanding to 94,500 locations, with lockers representing 65% of these points. In 2025, we added a record number of APMs — 14,200 machines — and closed the year with 61,196 APM locations (+30% YoY). This achievement strengthens InPost’s leading position as the OOH delivery network in Europe, with the highest number of lockers.

In Poland, APM number grew by 11% YoY to more than 28,000 machines, maintaining InPost as the most preferred delivery brand, with 87% of users selecting InPost lockers as their top choice.¹

Across Eurozone markets, we expanded our OOH footprint to over 43,200 locations, adding 6,867 APMs and closing the year with 19,310 machines. As part of our strategic focus on efficiency, we reduced the number of PUDO points to redirect more volumes to lockers, which offer superior cost and operational benefits.

In the UK, InPost ended 2025 with over 19,200 OOH points, including 13,721 lockers, making the Company a clear market leader in locker-based delivery. This network expansion helped optimize utilization, bringing it below 90% and ensuring capacity for continued growth.

Network statistics

Update on the indicative proposal for all shares

The Company confirms that a Special Committee of members of the Management Board and Supervisory Board continues to assess the indicative offer. The company reiterates that there can be no assurance that the proposal will lead to a transaction. Further announcements will be made if and when appropriate.