InPost Shares Fall After Company Turns More Cautious on Poland Growth Outlook

By Billy Gray

InPost shares fell after the Polish e-commerce logistics company turned more cautious on its expectations for parcel volumes in its home market and reported a lower second-quarter net profit.

Shares in InPost traded 9.9% lower in European afternoon trading Tuesday, taking their year-to-date drop to nearly one-third of their value.

The company forecast full-year growth in parcel volumes in the high-single-digit percentage range in Poland, which compares with its previous expectations of a of a high-single-digit or low-double-digit rise. In the U.K., which is now the company's second-biggest market, it projected parcel numbers to almost triple against prior expectations of tripling volumes.

However, InPost reiterated its guidance of full-year volume growth of 25% to 30% for the group as a whole, as it forecast stronger growth in eurozone markets .

For the second quarter, the company's net profit fell to 139.7 million Polish zloty ($38.4 million) from 336.4 million zloty in the same period last year, as the company is investing heavily in its international expansion. Revenue jumped 35% to 3.53 billion zloty, as parcel volumes climbed 23% to 324 million.

Adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization rose to 999.5 million zloty from 887.3 million zloty.

Write to Billy Gray at william.gray@wsj.com

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September 02, 2025 09:27 ET (13:27 GMT)