Locker firm InPost delivered 351.5 million parcels in the third quarter of 2025, up 34% on the same period last year, while the Polish firm’s revenue grew by 49% to PLN 3.8 billion (£788m). The company is comfortably on track to handle well over a billion parcels by the end of the year.
The UK continues to be InPost’s fastest growing market, up 307% year-on-year in the third quarter of 2025 compared to Q3 2024. Across all markets InPost recorded EBITDA of PLN 1.1bn (£228.1m) in Q3 2025, up 24% on last year, for a 28% margin. The firm predicts Q4 2025 will bring growth “in the high-twenties percent range”.
InPost’s founder and chief executive, Rafał Brzoska, is a high-profile figure in his homeland and was dubbed “Poland’s newest billionaire” in the early 2020s
The firm has installed 12,900 new lockers in the last 12 months, with its network now standing at almost 90,000 collection and return points, with 57,000 of these comprising automated lockers; the UK is home to over 12,000 of these machines.
The parcel locker sector emerged in the early 2000s, growing hand-in-hand with the birth of online shopping. Forecourts frequently host lockers due to their high footfall rates and ease of parking, while operators that host lockers typically gain a hassle-free revenue stream as well as additional customers.
Commenting on InPost’s Q3 results, boss Rafał Brzoska says:
“Our robust volume and revenue growth—outpacing the market in every geography—reflect the trust of millions of consumers and the commitment of our talented team.
“Thanks to strategic acquisitions, especially in the UK, our revenues have reached a record high, strengthening our market leadership.”
