InPost expands European out-of-home network to 100,000 points and 70,000 lockers

European network reaches 100,000 locations

InPost Group has expanded its European out-of-home delivery network to 100,000 points, including 70,000 automated parcel lockers, according to Polish publication Rynek Książki. Poland remains the company’s largest individual locker market, with 30,000 machines. The milestone highlights the scale that InPost has built in unattended delivery as retailers and parcel operators seek alternatives to door-to-door distribution.

The group’s network extends across several of Europe’s largest consumer markets. InPost has 16,000 lockers in the United Kingdom and more than 12,000 in France. It operates another 5,000 machines on the Iberian Peninsula and 5,000 in Italy. The company is also present in Belgium and Luxembourg, giving it coverage across western, southern and central Europe.

In Poland, the 30,000th Paczkomat-branded machine was installed at 55 Piastów Śląskich Street in Warsaw’s Bemowo district. Founder and chief executive Rafał Brzoska said the group’s 100,000 out-of-home points and 70,000 lockers reflected the network developed over recent years. Poland accounts for about three in every seven InPost lockers operating across Europe.

Another 19,000 lockers planned for 2026

InPost intends to launch about 19,000 new parcel lockers across all markets in 2026. The plan includes approximately 3,000 machines in Poland, around 11,000 in the euro area and about 5,000 in the United Kingdom and Ireland. The allocation shows that most incremental deployment will take place outside the group’s Polish home market.

If completed as announced, the programme would lift InPost’s locker estate substantially beyond its current 70,000 machines. The 11,000 units assigned to the euro area form the largest component of the plan, while the UK and Ireland allocation would reinforce a region where InPost already has 16,000 lockers in the UK alone. Poland will continue to grow, but from a much denser existing base.

The figures also indicate that lockers are the dominant part of InPost’s out-of-home infrastructure, representing 70,000 of its 100,000 European points. The remaining locations consist of other out-of-home collection and delivery points. For merchants and logistics operators, a wider network can increase the number of parcels consolidated at each stop, although the source did not provide parcel volumes, utilisation rates or investment costs for the expansion.

Revenue and earnings continue to grow

The network expansion comes as InPost reports higher revenue and operating earnings. Rynek Książki said the group recorded adjusted EBITDA of 1.04 billion złoty in the reported second quarter, an increase of 4.4% from a year earlier. Quarterly revenue reached 4.18 billion złoty, up 18% year on year.

Revenue therefore grew faster than adjusted EBITDA during the period. For investors and market participants, the next test will be whether the planned deployment can generate sufficient parcel density and utilisation across markets with different consumer habits and competitive conditions. The announced geographic split makes western Europe—and particularly the euro area and the UK—the main focus of InPost’s next phase of network growth.