Österreichische Post

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. » More on 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. » More on 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. » More on 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. » More on de.investing.com

Österreichische Post reports for 2025 a decline in revenue to €3.04bn, an EBIT of €196.9m (−5%) and an EBITDA of €413.3m (−2.2%); earnings per share fell to €1.96. Positive: operating free cash flow rose 10.3% to €280.1m and equity increased slightly to €767.6m; the proposed dividend per share is €1.83. The letter and advertising mail business remained weak, the parcel business in Austria grew, and bank99 contributed positively with around 300,000 customers. In April the Post will launch the mobile brand Yellow; for 2026 the company is targeting a slight revenue increase with largely stable earnings. » More on kurier.at