Parcel locker network provider InPost has published its financial results for the third quarter of 2025, revealing a 34% year-on-year (YoY) growth in parcel volumes to 351.5 million, led by the UK market.
The company also saw group revenues rise 49% YoY to zł3.8bn (US$1.03bn) supported by acquisitions, with the UK contributing the largest growth (+307% YoY), alongside solid increase in Eurozone (+36% YoY) and Poland (+13% YoY).
Alongside record financial result, the group also deployed a record number of lockers in Q3 2025, with 12,900 machines deployed, taking its network to nearly 90,000 points, including almost 57,000 APMs. The company’s capex totalled zł356m (US$96.7m), primarily allocated to long-term network growth and infrastructure.
Rafał Brzoska, founder and CEO of InPost Group, commented, “We are proud to deliver another record-breaking quarter, demonstrating the strength and scalability of InPost’s unique out-of-home delivery platform across Europe. Our robust volume and revenue growth – outpacing the market in every geography – reflect the trust of millions of consumers and the commitment of our talented team.
“Thanks to strategic acquisitions, especially in the UK [of Menzies and Yodel], our revenues have reached a record high, strengthening our market leadership. In Poland, our ‘love brand’ status continues to drive engagement and profitability, while in Eurozone and the UK, our expanding network and strategic integrations are fueling rapid adoption of lockers and out-of-home solutions.
“Despite significant investments in network expansion, we maintained solid margins and strong cash generation. As we approach the peak season, we are fully committed to deliver the best-in-class quality for our users and merchants. This will enable us to shift e-commerce deliveries to OOH and strengthen the adoption of APM delivery as a new habit across our markets.”
Read the full report, Q3 2025 Market Share Gains and Strategic Diversification
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