FedEx-led consortium completes InPost takeover
A FedEx- and Advent-led consortium secured about 89.81% of Polish parcel-locker operator InPost by the September 18 deadline, paying €15.60 per share in a €7.8 billion transaction that met the offer's 80% acceptance condition. The price was a roughly 50% premium to InPost's January 2 closing price. Post-settlement ownership splits FedEx and Advent at 37% each, A&R Investments at 16% and PPF at 10%. InPost will remain operationally independent with its brand and CEO intact, and the consortium intends to delist the company and pursue further locker expansion across Europe.
FedEx-led group bought about 89.8% of InPost at €15.60 per share
Context
InPost listed in Amsterdam in 2021 and expanded rapidly across Europe. The consortium made a cash tender at €15.60 per share and reached the 80% threshold. Next steps may include a delisting and offers for remaining shares.
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