Geopost handled more than 2.2 billion parcels in 2025, a 5% increase year-on-year, as sales remained broadly stable in what the company described as a highly challenging market environment.
Total sales reached €15.8bn (US$18.4bn), up 0.3% compared with 2024. Parcel and express revenues totaled €13.6bn (US$16bn), an increase of 2.7%. Operating profit (EBIT) stood at €466m (US$550m), down €158m (US$186m) year-on-year, reflecting competitive pressure, pricing constraints and cost inflation across the sector.
“Despite a highly demanding market environment in 2025, marked by intense competitive pressure and sustained cost inflation, Geopost delivered solid volume growth,” said Yves Delmas, CEO of Geopost. “While profitability was impacted by external pressures across the parcels and express sector, we remained focused on disciplined execution and on adapting our operations to a rapidly evolving market.”
Parcel volumes totaled 2,244,000,000 items, equivalent to more than 8,000,000 parcels per day. During the 2025 peak season, Geopost delivered 392,000,000 parcels across Europe, up 9.1% compared with 2024. The busiest day was December 1, when 12,200,000 parcels were processed.
Out-of-home (OOH) delivery continued to expand, with volumes up 31% year-on-year. Geopost’s European network now includes more than 150,000 pickup points, comprising over 100,000 parcel shops and 50,000 lockers.
Cross-border sales increased 6.5%, supported by the group’s international network. In specialized delivery, food volumes rose 7%, while temperature-controlled services grew 11%. Temperature-controlled delivery is now available in eight countries.
Sustainability initiatives also continued, with CO₂ emissions reduced by 1.6% compared with 2024, the fourth consecutive annual decline. By year-end, Geopost operated 12,249 low-emission delivery vehicles, representing 17.3% of its fleet. In addition, 18.4% of road transportation kilometers were completed using alternative energy sources, and 61.1% of total energy consumption came from renewable sources.
Internal investments reached €443 (US$523m), focused on sorting capacity, IT systems, locker networks and fleet transition infrastructure.
Geopost also expanded its digital services. Its SME-focused platform Singular is now active in six European countries, while myDPD reached 38.5 million users. The company also launched Geopost Vision in 11 countries, using its delivery network to provide large-scale street-level imagery for mobility stakeholders.
Delmas said sustainability and innovation remain central to the group’s long-term strategy as it continues to adapt its network for future growth.
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