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InPost to Fall Under American Control

American consortium to acquire majority stake in InPost for €15.6 per share.

Consortium Details

American companies will lead the consortium acquiring InPost. Advent, specializing in money management, and FedEx, a global logistics leader, will each hold a 37% stake in the consortium. Founder and CEO Rafał Brzoska will retain a 16% stake in the company.

Transaction Conditions

The transaction will proceed only if the consortium purchases at least 80% of InPost shares. The deal’s completion, contingent on regulatory approvals, is anticipated in the latter half of the year.

Company Future

Following the transaction, InPost, which operates a network of 94,500 parcel pickup points (including 61,000 parcel lockers), will remain an independent company with its decision-making center in Poland. Founder and CEO Rafał Brzoska will continue to be involved in the company’s management.

Offer Details

The consortium plans to offer 15.6 euros for each InPost share. This represents a premium to the market price before the acquisition announcement.

Market Reaction

On Monday, InPost’s share price on the Amsterdam Stock Exchange rose by 13% to 15.1 euros, reflecting investor optimism about the acquisition terms.

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