Archive · 2 Sep 2025
InPost Shares Plunge Amidst Delivery Dispute With Allegro
Imagine two companies, InPost and Allegro, that used to work together to deliver packages.
InPost helps deliver packages using its lockers, while Allegro is an online shopping site.
Now, they're having a disagreement.
InPost says Allegro is showing customers other delivery options instead of InPost's.
This is making InPost's business slower, and its stock price went down.
Both companies are still making money, but investors are worried.
InPost is also expanding to other countries, but this dispute makes the future uncertain.
Both sides claim the other is in the wrong.
InPost shares dropped up to 13% due to a dispute with Allegro.
InPost's parcel volume growth in Poland slowed to 6% in Q2.
InPost filed a court complaint against Allegro over delivery options.
Allegro denies InPost's claims.
The dispute raises concerns about InPost's strategy for foreign expansion.
- Who
- InPost and Allegro
- What
- A dispute over delivery options has caused InPost shares to fall
- When
- Shares fell after InPost reported slowing volume growth and filed a court complaint.
- Where
- Poland, Amsterdam
- Why
- Allegro allegedly manipulated delivery options, impacting InPost's volume.
InPost
Allegro
Delivery Options
InPost
Allegro manipulated delivery options, breaking the contract.
Allegro
InPost's claims are groundless and not based on the agreement.
- Companies Involved
- InPost, Allegro.eu SA
- Share Drop
- Up to 13%
- Location
- Poland
- InPost Volume Growth
- 6% in Q2 (slowest in 4 years)
- Foreign Revenue
- 52% of InPost's total sales