10.05.2026, 1523 Zeichen

Austrian Post: Revenues of Austrian Post in the first quarter of 2026 rose by 0.9 % to EUR 770.7m. Revenue of the Mail, Retail & Services division fell by 7.6 % to EUR 289.9m, driven by the structural decline of addressed letter mail volumes attributed to electronic substitution. Furthermore, a reduction was particularly noticeable in the addressed direct mail, attributable to cost-cutting measures by advertising clients. The E‑Commerce & Logistics division revenue of EUR 447.4m (+6.9 %) performed very well in Austria and in the Southeast and Eastern Europe region, with volume increases of 10 % and 9 %, respectively. A reduction in parcel volumes from Asia impacted the Türkiye+ region (Türkiye, Azerbaijan, Georgia and Uzbekistan) due to regulatory restrictions (–2 % volume decrease). With revenues of EUR 35.2m the Bank division showed a decline in income from financial services due to the low interest rates, but it was able to increase its net interest income and generate a sustainably positive result. Group Earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT) fell from EUR 48.4m to EUR 36.8m. The profit for the period of the Austrian Post Group for the first quarter 2026 totalled EUR 15.3m, compared to EUR 39.6m in the previous year, which is due to the negative valuation effect of the company’s remaining 20 % stake in Aras Kargo (based on inflation and the exchange rate).
Österreichische Post: weekly performance: -4.06%

(From the 21st Austria weekly https://www.boerse-social.com/21staustria (08/05/2026)

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