PostNL Presents Out-of-Home Strategy With About €50 Million in Additional Capex for 2027-28

By Public Technologies
  • PostNL outlined plans in The Hague for approximately €50 million in additional capital expenditure in 2027-28 to expand out-of-home delivery.
  • The strategy is expected to boost margins from 2028, with returns improving as network density and utilization increase.
  • The rollout targets approximately 7,500 automated parcel machines by 2031, supported by dedicated sorting and delivery operations.
  • Out-of-home delivery is projected to account for 40% of deliveries in the Netherlands by 2031.
  • The investment supports 2028 financial ambitions of normalized EBIT above €175 million and free cash flow above €75 million.


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