Österreichische Post

Österreichische Post reports a 4.3% revenue increase to €2,307 million and an 11% EBITDA rise to €328 million for the first nine months of 2026; EBIT rose slightly to €137.7 million, while net profit fell to €81.9 million. The E‑Commerce & Logistics division grew 11.1% to €1,372.3 million, the domestic parcel business posted revenue growth of 8.9% and a 7% increase in parcel volumes. The letters, retail and services segment declined by 6.2% (classic letter volumes -8.5%, advertising volumes -5.5%); the banking division slightly increased revenues to €108.5 million. For 2026 the company confirms its outlook and—due to one-off effects in Q3—expects EBIT at the upper end of the range seen in recent years, thus above €200 million. » Mere på kurier.at

Österreichische Post increased group revenue in the first half of 2026 by 3.8% to €1.544 billion, while EBIT fell by 22.0% to €73.3 million and profit for the period plunged by 66.7% to €22.8 million. Drivers of the earnings hit were the accelerated decline in letter mail, ongoing cost pressures and strong competition in foreign markets; the E‑Commerce & Logistics segment, however, grew by 11.5% to €910.9 million. Positive effects came from improved results at bank99, the successful launch of the Yellow mobile brand and international acquisitions. The Post confirms its outlook for 2026 with a slight rise in revenue, EBIT in the previous range and unchanged CAPEX of €140–160 million. » Mere på kurier.at

Österreichische Post reports a 0.9% revenue increase to €9.8bn in Q1 2026, while EBITDA fell 7.6% to €93.8m. Operational disruptions, competitive pressure in Eastern Europe and a transition phase in the telecommunications segment weighed on profitability. The company maintains a stable balance sheet with low leverage and expects strategic initiatives such as the Yello‑MVNO to improve revenue and EPS going forward. » Mere på de.investing.com

Österreichische Post reduced its net result in Q1 2026 from €39.6m to €15.3m, although revenue rose slightly by 0.9% to €770.7m. Declines in the letter and advertising businesses weighed on results, while the parcel business and e-commerce lifted revenue in the E-Commerce & Logistics division by 6.9% to €447.4m. EBITDA fell from €101.6m to €93.8m and EBIT from €48.4m to €36.8m. The company expects further declines in letter volumes in 2026, slight revenue growth, but higher costs from inflation and uncertainties from regulation and geopolitics. » Mere på kurier.at

Österreichische Post reports group revenue of EUR 3.043 billion for 2025, a decrease of 2.6% versus 2024, while EBIT fell to EUR 197 million. The parcel and logistics segment grew in Austria by 5.8% and remains the main revenue driver. The company sticks to a stable dividend policy (EUR 1.83 per share) and expects staggered earnings-per-share figures for 2026 as well as revenue growth across the quarters. The share reacted negatively in pre-market trading (-1.95%) to the figures. » Mere på de.investing.com