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.
Claes Retail Group, known among others for JBC, centralises logistics operations with Paxon
Employment to be maintained
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.
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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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Jean-François Pagnoux starts as CEO of Staci in France (soon paxon)
bnode, a leading logistics player in Europe, today announces the appointment of Jean-François Pagnoux as Chief Executive Officer of its third-party logistics operations in France, which will soon be unified under the paxon brand. Effective February 2, 2026, this appointment supports the group’s strategy to strengthen its leadership in third-party logistics across the European and North American markets and to accelerate the development of paxon, which brings together all of the Group’s 3PL activities (Staci, Radial, Active Ants and their subsidiaries).
Boiron Laboratories entrust Staci (becoming paxon) with their promotional logistics
Staci* (becoming paxon), a leader in picking and value-added logistics, supports Boiron Laboratories, the world leader in homeopathy, in optimizing and ensuring compliance across their promotional logistics operations.
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bnode’s commitment to sustainability once again recognised by the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi)
bnode’s (formerly bpostgroup) commitment to climate action has reached a new milestone. Following a thorough review, the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) has validated bnode’s climate targets. This recognition confirms that the group’s pathway is aligned with the latest scientific evidence and with the ambition to limit global warming to 1.5°C.
Radial appoints Nils Walther as Chief Commercial Officer to accelerate Growth
Radial, a division of bnode, announces the appointment of Nils Walther (36) as Chief Commercial Officer. Walther joins Radial as brands increasingly seek logistics partners that can support growth while navigating tighter margins, operational complexity, and rising delivery expectations.
bpostgroup becomes bnode
A new brand architecture to support the transformation into a logistics leader.
Active Ants introduces its first AI-powered robotic arm
Active Ants aims to accelerate its growth as a highly automated and trustworthy fulfilment expert. This involves adopting new technologies. At the Active Ants warehouse in Dorsten (Germany), a first AI-driven robotic arm for picking was successfully introduced. The robot can pick up to 600 parcels per hour and is capable of learning from its mistakes. The robot will be further deployed at other Active Ants facilities across Europe.
