PostNL

PostNL reported stable revenues of €1.6bn for H1 2026, a slightly improved normalized EBIT and free cash flow that improved to minus €70m. Average parcel prices rose 5% while e‑commerce volumes remained weak. Management announced a new €75m cost‑reduction programme for 2027–2028 and an ambitious out‑of‑home strategy, and confirmed the full‑year outlook. The shares jumped in pre‑market trading as investors welcomed the improved cash generation and the savings plans. » More on de.investing.com

PostNL reported second-quarter results that exceeded low consensus estimates, prompting a sharp rise in the share price. Analysts had been cautious, with an average 12-month price target of about €0.95 and no buy recommendations, so the positive surprise led to quick gains; support also came from a favorable market backdrop. The stock remains well below its 52-week high but offers upside potential if earnings continue to improve. » More on de.investing.com

PostNL reported Q1 2026 revenue of €781m, unchanged from the prior year, and emphasizes a strategic shift toward margin‑oriented growth rather than volume growth. The e‑commerce segment saw volume declines alongside higher prices, while Platforms grew on a currency‑adjusted basis and the letter business expanded despite lower volumes due to price increases. From mid‑July standard delivery of letters will be changed to two working days; management confirms the 2026 outlook (normalized EBIT €40–70m, free cash flow €0 to -€30m, target revenue growth 5–7%). » More on de.investing.com