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.
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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.
Breakthrough in social conflict
Bpost’s management and the unions have reached an agreement on the implementation of the transformation plan regarding the organization of parcel and letter delivery.
Bpost invites its shareholders to the Ordinary General Meeting
The Board of Directors of bpost NV/SA¹ (the “Company”) hereby invites its shareholders to the Ordinary General Meeting (the “Meeting”), which will be held on Wednesday 13 May 2026 at 10 AM (Belgian time) at the registered office of the Company, Boulevard Anspach 1 / Anspachlaan 1, 1000 Brussels (Belgium).
Bpost aims to install 12,000 m² of new solar panels on its buildings this year
Bpost wants to accelerate its commitment to sustainable energy by installing nine new solar panel parks at its distribution centres in Belgium. In total, the parcel company plans to install more than 12,000 m² of additional solar panels, resulting in an annual CO₂ reduction of 509 tonnes. The first of these new installations has already been completed in Ostend.
IBPT mail test: demonstration impacts results, Bpost continuously works to improve quality
The postal regulator (IBPT) carried out a one-off test in September 2025 by sending letters on seven different dates, between 9 and 25 September, in order to measure the quality of postal deliveries. It is now communicating on the results of this limited-time analysis.
Lier becomes the 22nd city where parcels and mail are delivered emission-free by Bpost
From now on, Bpost will deliver parcels and mail in Lier without emissions. This means that postal workers will complete their rounds using electric vans or bicycles. Additional pick-up points also make it easier for city residents to send or collect a parcel just around the corner. Lier is the 22nd city where Bpost is introducing these sustainable parcel logistics.
In the "Pays noir", Bpost goes green: an Ecozone in the heart of Charleroi and a new carbon-neutral distribution centre
The city centre (postcode 6000) is becoming an Ecozone. All regular mail carrier rounds are now carried out using electric vehicles. This enables Bpost to respond to the growth in parcel volumes while reducing its environmental footprint. At the same time, Bpost continues to modernise its operations in the Charleroi region. Since September, distribution activities have been consolidated in a new distribution centre that is larger, more modern and fully carbon-neutral.
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Transformation in motion, bnode meets the high end of its 2025 guidance
Bnode, a leading logistics group active in Europe, North America and Asia, today released its results for 2025. The group reported a total operating income of €4,482.3 million and an adjusted EBIT of €179.7 million for the full year, in line at the high end of its guidance. These results were achieved in the context of ongoing transformation and complex operational conditions. The group projects an adjusted EBIT of €165-195 million¹ for the full year 2026.
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The end of the classic bike, bpost switches to e-bikes only
bpost is saying goodbye to the classic bicycle: from this year onward, the company will only order electric bikes. In the midst of its transformation from a mail company to a parcel company, bpost is choosing the comfort of its workers. By the end of next year, bpost aims to phase out the last traditional bicycle.
bpost Impact Fund supports four projects to bring vulnerable groups closer to the labor market
The digital divide remains a harsh reality for thousands of people in Belgium. As our society becomes increasingly digital, many are being left behind—due to lack of access, lack of skills, or both. That is why the bpost Impact Fund, managed by the King Baudouin Foundation, launched the project call “Access to the Future: Digital Inclusion for All”.
