History
Integer.pl Group was established in 1999 by Rafał Brzoska as a distribution of leaflets company. In 2006, InPost S.A. was founded as a subsidiary.[6]
In 2009, The Integer.pl Capital Group introduced InPost Lockers – self-service machines for receiving and sending parcels. In 2015, the company's offering expanded to include courier service, and it also made its debut on the Warsaw Stock Exchange.[7] The company has been cooperating with the American Advent International fund since 2017.
InPost SA went public in January 2021 on the Amsterdam Stock Exchange after its shareholders raised 2.8 billion euros as an online shopping boom, largely caused by pandemic lockdowns, increased demand for its automated parcel lockers.[8] As a result, InPost's shares jumped 19%, valuing the company at 9.5 billion euros ($11.55 billion).[9]
In July 2021, InPost acquired Mondial Relay, a logistics company from France, for a reported EUR 516 million.[10][11] The firm's network of automated parcel machines in 2021 grew more than 50% in its core Polish market reaching 16,000 lockers.[12]
In February 2022, the company announced that the InPost Mobile app, which was first launched in 2019,[13] had over 9.3 million active users, making it Poland's second most popular e-commerce app.[14] The company also reported it had delivered 744.9 million parcels in 2022.[15] On June 30, 2022, the operator had a network of nearly 18,500 parcel machines nationwide.[16]
In July 2023, the company acquired a £50 million stake in British logistics firm Menzies, which constitutes 30% of the company's total shares.[17] InPost also expanded on the UK market with the installation of its 6,000th Parcel Locker and the delivery of 13.4 million parcels in the third quarter.
In April 2025, the company announced it had acquired the UK delivery service company Yodel, taking a 95.5% stake in the parent company Judge Logistics Ltd, in a debt-to-equity arrangement in which a loan worth £106m was converted into equity shares.[18] However, the company appears to have been acquired without clean title; a high court order was put in place in May 2025, which paused the takeover, until a trial over ownership of the company takes place.[19] During this period, Inpost are unable to integrate the business, or make any material changes spanning investment, leadership, restructuring and changes to the workforce.[20]
