bpost

bpost reported Q2 operating group revenues of €1.046 billion and an adjusted EBIT of €29.4 million, weighed down by a five‑week strike that reduced EBIT by €25.5 million. Domestic letter volume fell 16.8% and parcel volume fell 9.2%, prompting management to cut the 2026 EBIT outlook to around €140 million (previously €165–195 million) and to expect only low single‑digit revenue growth. Parts of the logistics portfolio continued to grow (Paxon Europe), while Paxon North America and the US product Fast Track lost momentum. The share price fell about 10% premarket and was trading near its 52‑week low. » More on de.investing.com

bpost reports Q1 2026 revenue of €1.063 billion, missing the expected €1.17 billion by 9.4%, while earnings per share of 0.2324 matched forecasts. Adjusted group EBIT fell to €33 million (-19.5%), but net cash flow rose to €110 million (+20.9%). Parcel revenue grew 5.8% (volume +9.1%), domestic letter volume declined 14.3%, and the stock fell about 7% after the announcement. bpost confirms EPS guidance of 0.29 for 2026 and 0.52 for 2027 and intends to continue investing in its parcel network and efficiency measures. » More on de.investing.com

bpost reports a 5.0% decline in group operating revenue for Q1 2026 to €1,063.4m and an adjusted EBIT of €33.2m, while free cash flow and net debt improved. Management confirms the full-year guidance of €165–195m adjusted EBIT but warns, after a nationwide five-week strike in April, of a bias toward the lower end of the range; the strike is expected to depress Q2 results by about €15m. bpost sees structural declines in its letter business, is implementing cost cuts and operational measures to boost efficiency, but continues to face risks from customer losses, operational disruptions and the execution of its transformation. » More on de.investing.com

Bpost reported Q4/2025 EBIT of €179.7m, at the upper end of its guidance, but recorded a net loss of €39m, mainly due to one-off costs in the Radial North America segment. Revenue fell by €90m, and no dividend was proposed. Parcel volumes grew 2.4% despite strike-related impacts, but the stock fell 10.58% to €1.86 and is approaching its 52-week low. Management stresses operational efficiency and cost cuts in light of structural declines in letter volumes and challenges in North America. » More on de.investing.com

bpost reports stable group revenues of €1,029.6m for Q3 2025, but adjusted EBIT fell to minus €3.0m, prompting a sharp share price decline. Free cash flow and net debt improved markedly, and the workforce was reduced. Due to its segment mix, the last-mile business remains under pressure from declining letter volumes, while 3PL is contributing more strongly thanks to the Staci acquisition and cross-border activity. bpost confirms its annual EBIT guidance of around €180m, lowers CAPEX to about €140m and announces Rainer Kiefer as new CEO from January 2026. » More on de.investing.com