FedEx-Led Consortium to Acquire InPost for $6.8 Billion
A consortium backed by FedEx has reached an agreement to acquire InPost, a Polish parcel locker firm, for £6.8 billion (approximately $8.6 billion USD), according to reports from multiple sources. The deal will take InPost off the Amsterdam stock exchange.
The agreement, announced on Monday, February 9, 2026, involves a group of investors led by FedEx, alongside private equity firms. The move signals continued consolidation in the European logistics sector as companies seek to expand their delivery networks and capitalize on the growing e-commerce market.
According to De Telegraaf, the Nasdaq was bolstered by gains from Oracle.
The acquisition provides an exit for InPost from public markets, a move welcomed by some as a relief from ongoing scrutiny, bnr.nl reported. The deal, valued at 7.8 billion euros, was also confirmed by Emerce.
A consortium comprised of American and Czech entities is finalizing the purchase of AEX-fonds InPost, as detailed in a report by Het Financieele Dagblad.
Reading Chronicle also reported on the £6.8 billion takeover by FedEx and the private equity-led consortium.
Further details of the transaction are expected to be released in the coming days.
