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    Home > Finance > Parcel locker firm InPost Q4 volumes rise 20%
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    Parcel locker firm InPost Q4 volumes rise 20%

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    Posted on January 24, 2025

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    Last updated: January 27, 2026

    The image depicts InPost's automated parcel machines, highlighting the 20% rise in Q4 delivery volumes. This surge reflects the company's expansion in Europe and increased demand for out-of-home delivery solutions.
    InPost's automated parcel machines showcasing the rise in Q4 volumes - Global Banking & Finance Review
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    InPost's Q4 parcel volumes rose 20%, driven by growth in Poland and other markets. The company delivered 1.09 billion parcels in 2024, surpassing expectations.

    InPost Sees 20% Increase in Q4 Parcel Volumes

    (Reuters) -Parcel locker company InPost reported a 20% rise in fourth-quarter volumes on Tuesday, hitting new highs during the peak holiday season, driven by both its home market Poland and abroad.

    InPost, which aside Poland operates in eight countries, delivered 322.1 million parcels in the quarter, which included the busy end-of-year holiday season.

    It said that on the busiest pre-Christmas day it handled a record of nearly 14 million parcels in Europe.

    The company operates one of the biggest networks in Europe of pick-up drop-off points and automated lockers, dubbed automated parcel machines or APMs, that allow customers to collect or drop off packages when it suits them.

    It is betting on the growing popularity of out-of-home deliveries driven by the rise in online shipping. It has expanded its network and built its stronghold in Poland, and in recent years it also intensified expansion abroad, especially in key markets France and Britain.

    InPost said that it added a record number of more than 11,500 APMs in 2024, bringing its network to 46,977 machines at the end of the year, including over 25,000 in Poland.

    "Based on strong Q4 trading results, we feel comfortable with our full-year outlook communicated in November and we are excited about the opportunities that lie ahead," CEO Rafal Brzoska said in a statement.

    In the entire 2024, it delivered 1.09 billion parcels, up 22% year-on-year and slightly above the 1.08 billion expected by analysts in company-compiled consensus.

    It said that fashion segment, small and medium enterprises as well as international and local marketplaces helped drive a 20% increase in volumes in Poland in the fourth quarter.

    Volumes in Britain rose 58% as it expanded its APM network in the country to more than 9,200. In Mondial Relay, which operates in France, volumes rose 10%.

    (Reporting by Anna Pruchnicka in Gdansk; Editing by Christopher Cushing and Milla Nissi)

    Key Takeaways

    • •InPost's Q4 parcel volumes rose by 20%.
    • •The company delivered 322.1 million parcels in Q4.
    • •InPost expanded its APM network significantly in 2024.
    • •UK volumes increased by 58% due to network expansion.
    • •InPost delivered 1.09 billion parcels in 2024, exceeding expectations.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Parcel locker firm InPost Q4 volumes rise 20%

    1What is the main topic?

    The article discusses InPost's 20% increase in Q4 parcel volumes, highlighting growth in Poland and other markets.

    2How many parcels did InPost deliver in 2024?

    InPost delivered 1.09 billion parcels in 2024, slightly above the expected 1.08 billion.

    3Which countries saw significant growth?

    Significant growth was seen in the UK with a 58% increase in volumes, and in France with a 10% rise.

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