22:09 7 January 2026
InPost weighs buyout offer
InPost has received a preliminary proposal to acquire 100% of its shares, prompting speculation about a potential change in ownership of the e-commerce logistics group listed on the Amsterdam Stock Exchange. The company has not disclosed the identity of the bidder and says there is no certainty the talks will lead to a transaction.
To assess the proposal, InPost has set up a special committee made up of supervisory and management board members. Any decision, it said, will consider the interests of the company and its stakeholders.
According to Sky News, Advent International— which floated InPost in Amsterdam in 2021 and remains a minority shareholder— is part of a consortium exploring a buyout. Banking sources suggest other major shareholders could also join.
News of the offer followed unusual market activity: InPost shares rose more than 12% over several sessions, from about €10.30 to €11.59, with trading volume exceeding 560,000 shares.
InPost’s largest shareholders are PPF Group (28.75%), Rafał Brzoska’s A&R Investments (12.49%), Advent International (6.50%), and Norges Bank (5.01%).
