bpost: second quarter 2017 results

Second quarter 2017 highlights

  • Operating income (revenues) at EUR 699.6m, up 18.2%, driven by excellent Parcels performance and acquisitions.
  • Underlying Domestic Mail volume evolution at -6.7% impacted by tough comparables (-3.8% for 2Q16) and increased e-substitution in Transactional Mail. Strong positive Advertising mail volume trend. 
  • Outstanding Domestic Parcels volumes up 25.5% (+18.3% for 2Q16) driven by strong e-commerce growth, new customers and continued positive trend in C2C. Price/mix effect of -6.6%, fully mix related. 
  • International Parcels up EUR 13.1m, supported by positive contribution from the acquisitions and increase in flows from Asia and Europe.
  • Additional Sources of Revenues (up EUR 70.6m) driven by the acquisition of Ubiway.
  • Organic costs evolution on track. Opex increase explained by the acquisitions for EUR +107.5m. Transport costs increased in line with positive international business evolution.
  • EBITDA perfectly in line with last year and with guidance.
  • Net profit of bpost SA/NV under BGAAP at EUR 76.5m.

20170807_Interim Condensed Financial Statements Q2 2017_EN_Final.pdf

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bnode (formerly bpostgroup) is a digital expert in parcel size logistics, active in Europe, North America and Asia-Pacific. The group operates through three business units: 3PL (soon to be paxon, with brands as Active Ants, Staci and Radial), Cross-border (working under the name of Landmark Global) and BeNe last-mile (bpost, Dynagroup, Euro-Sprinters,..).

With more than 37,000 employees and a turnover of 4.3 billion euros in 2024, bnode is a major logistics player. As a people- and planet-friendly company, bnode creates long-term sustainable value for customers and shareholders.

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