InPost Shares Soar on Takeover Offer From Unnamed Suitor

By Joshua Kirby


Shares in Polish delivery group InPost gained sharply after the company said it received a takeover offer from an unnamed bidder.

InPost said Tuesday that it had received "an indicative proposal regarding a potential acquisition of all shares in the company."

Amsterdam-listed shares gained 16% to 13.44 euros in early trading.

Still, there is no assurance that the offer would lead to a transaction, InPost said.

"A special committee has been formed of supervisory and management board members of the company that will carefully consider all aspects of a potential transaction, ensuring that the interests of the company and all of its stakeholders are taken into account in the decision-making with respect to a potential transaction," it said.

Czech investment group PPF is currently the largest shareholder in InPost, holding 28.75% of the company's shares, according to information published by InPost.


Write to Joshua Kirby at joshua.kirby@wsj.com; @joshualeokirby


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