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PostNL confirms 2026 normalised EBIT outlook of €40 million to €70 million

By Public Technologies
  • PostNL's Q3 2026 normalized EBIT met expectations, following the usual seasonal pattern.
  • Platforms volumes fell 13% year over year to 43 million items, predominantly due to lower Asian shipments and declining European mail volumes.
  • Delayed regulatory decisions made standard mail delivery within three business days unfeasible in 2027.
  • The 2026 outlook remains unchanged at normalized EBIT of €40 million–€70 million, with free cash flow now expected around breakeven.


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