Bboxing while shopping: Bbox expand across the SPAR Colruyt Group neighbourhood store network
Bpost and Retail Partners Colruyt Group are joining forces to accelerate the rollout of parcel lockers accross SPAR stores. This initiative marks the first rollout at this scale, reflecting both groups’ commitment for sustainable and accessible logistics. By integrating parcel pick-up, sending and returns into everyday shopping locations, this partnership makes parcel services more convenient and seamlessly embedded in customers’ daily routines.
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Paxon in action: Active Ants and Staci deploy an automated e-commerce platform in Lyon
Paxon’s operational model is taking shape. By combining Active Ants’ e-commerce expertise with Staci’s strong local logistics footprint, the two Bnode entities transformed, in less than eight months, a logistics site in Lyon (more precisely in Pusignan) into an automated e-commerce platform for JDE Peet’s coffee brands, including L’Or and Tassimo. The project illustrates what Paxon stands for: entities working and acting together to serve their customers.
Bpost and DIGI bring telecom services to post offices
Bpost and DIGI today announced a partnership that will allow Belgians to subscribe to mobile and internet services through post offices. This initiative is part of Bpost’s ambition to transform its post offices into multifunctional service centres accessible to every citizen. For DIGI, the agreement adds 655 physical sales points to its distribution network.
Claes Retail Group, known among others for JBC, centralises logistics operations with Paxon
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Bpost management and the social partners reach terms on a collective labour agreement for 2026–2027
The management of Bpost and the social partners concluded a new collective labour agreement (CLA) today in the joint committee, which will remain in effect until the end of 2027. This agreement is an important step toward further securing the company’s future. The CLA provides guarantees to both employees and the company itself, despite the difficult economic and financial context.
Bnode appoints Manuel Olberding as 3PL Chief Commercial Officer
Bnode announces the appointment of Manuel Olberding as Chief Commercial Officer (CCO) for its 3PL activities, effective May 1st . In this role, he will further develop the commercial approach across 3PL Europe and Staci Americas, supporting customers across these markets.
200 Bboxes at Q8 stations by the end of the year
This week, Bpost inaugurated its 100th Bbox at a Q8 station. The parcel company aims to double the number of Bboxes at Q8 stations this year, bringing the total to 200 units. This is aimed at meeting consumers’ demand to combine parcel pick-up and drop-off with their daily travel.
Thanks to solar panels, Bboxes can now be installed truly anywhere
Since this year, Bpost has been installing Bboxes equipped with solar panels. As a result, the parcel company’s lockers no longer require a connection to the electricity grid. This means Bboxes can now even be placed in the most remote locations.
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The Ordinary General Meeting of Shareholders of bpost SA/NV approved the 2025 financial results and the appointment of 2 directors
The Ordinary General Meeting of Shareholders of bpost SA/NV¹ held today (i) approved the 2025 financial results of the company as well as the remuneration report for the financial year 2025 and (ii) granted discharge to the directors and the statutory auditors for the exercise of their mandate.
Bpost enables Click & Collect in Bboxes, Lecot hardware stores are already using it
With its thousands of Bboxes, Bpost aims to make life easier for consumers and businesses. Retailers can submit orders for their customers 24/7 at a nearby parcel locker. Lecot, a chain of hardware stores, already offers this Click & Collect service at 23 of its locations.
Bnode results in line with guidance in the first quarter
Logistics group Bnode, active in Europe, North America and Asia, today announces its results for the first quarter of 2026. These are in line with expectations. EBIT growth within Paxon offsets the impact of the rapid decline in mail volumes in Belgium and the termination of the 679 contract. The execution of strategic priorities is progressing as planned.
