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PostNL confirms 2026 outlook

By Public Technologies
  • PostNL’s Q3 2026 revenue reached €768 million versus €762 million a year earlier; normalized EBIT met expectations.
  • E-commerce revenue rose to €478 million from €466 million; parcel volumes grew 2.4%, including transferred letterbox parcels.
  • International parcel volumes fell almost 32%, predominantly reflecting new customs regulations effective July 1.
  • Platforms volumes declined 13.1%, despite European e-commerce volume growth exceeding 40%.
  • Mail revenue reached €291 million versus €289 million a year earlier; overall volumes fell 3.6%.


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