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    Orlen agrees for Poczta Polska to take stake in courier unit

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    Posted on September 26, 2025

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    Last updated: January 21, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Orlen partners with Poczta Polska to enhance courier services, aiming to become a leading logistics operator in Poland.

    Table of Contents

    • Strategic Investment in Courier Services
    • Details of the Agreement
    • Market Implications
    • Competitive Landscape

    Orlen Signs Deal for Poczta Polska to Acquire Stake in Courier Unit

    Strategic Investment in Courier Services

    GDANSK (Reuters) -Polish state-controlled refiner Orlen on Friday signed an agreement to enable state-owned postal service Poczta Polska to invest in its courier arm and potentially take over the unit in the future.

    Details of the Agreement

    Under the preliminary agreement, Poczta Polska will initially acquire a minority stake in Orlen Paczka and will have an option to eventually purchase all of the unit's shares. Orlen did not disclose the size or value for the stake.

    Market Implications

    Orlen said the deal was a move towards creating a powerful domestic logistics operator.

    Competitive Landscape

    Analyst Robert Maj from Ipopema Securities said that it enabled the refiner to shed non-core assets.

    "This is a very competitive market, and this also shows that Orlen sees that the possibilities for establishing itself as another player here are probably limited," he said.

    The combined entity will compete directly with market leader InPost, which has been facing rising competition including from e-commerce giant Allegro as it rolls out its own network of lockers.

    Orlen Paczka currently has more than 14,000 pick up points, including about 7,000 automated parcel lockers, while Poczta Polska has a network of over 20,000 points, including post offices and partner retail locations.

    (Reporting by Julia Kotowska; Editing by Kirsten Donovan, Matt Scuffham and Anna Pruchnicka)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Orlen signed an agreement with Poczta Polska for a stake in its courier unit.
    • •Poczta Polska may eventually acquire all shares of Orlen Paczka.
    • •The deal aims to create a strong domestic logistics operator.
    • •Orlen Paczka and Poczta Polska will compete with InPost.
    • •The agreement allows Orlen to focus on core assets.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Orlen agrees for Poczta Polska to take stake in courier unit

    1What is a minority stake?

    A minority stake refers to owning less than 50% of a company's shares, which typically means the shareholder does not have control over the company.

    2What are courier services?

    Courier services are companies that deliver messages, packages, and mail quickly and efficiently, often providing tracking and express delivery options.

    3What is a logistics operator?

    A logistics operator is a company that manages the flow of goods, information, and resources from the point of origin to the point of consumption.

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