In 2025, euShipments.com reported revenues of EUR 51 million, with growth continuing in the first months following the acquisition agreement. In early 2026, the company opened two new fulfilment centres in Bolzano (Italy) and Barcelona (Spain), increasing its total storage space by more than a third. The new locations shorten transport times to Southern Europe and open up an attractive new opportunity for euShipments.com’s online retailers.
The sustained growth of euShipments.com has also been recognized by independent external institutions. For the fourth consecutive year, the company has been included in the FT1000 ranking by the Financial Times and Statista of Europe’s fastest-growing companies. In 2026, euShipments.com achieved its highest position to date, ranking #180 across all sectors in Europe and #8 in the logistics category.
With the completion of the transaction, euShipments.com enters a new phase of development. As part of Austrian Post Group, the company will continue to operate independently while expanding its portfolio of logistics solutions and geographic coverage, with a focus on further improving the quality of services for its e-commerce clients.
“With the successful closing of this transaction, we are entering a new phase of strategic development for euShipments.com. My team and I strongly believe that together with Austrian Post Group we will rapidly enhance the company’s operations, further expand our fulfillment network, and deliver even greater value to the online merchants we support. By optimizing network connectivity, improving operational efficiency, and accelerating service innovation, we will enable our clients to increase their competitiveness in their active online markets. At the same time, together with euShipments, they will be able to confidently sell and deliver online into new markets - including opportunities beyond the EU.”
The preliminary agreement for the transaction was signed in late November 2025, and the final acquisition was completed on 6 March 2026. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in Ruse, Bulgaria, euShipments.com is a leading integrated e-commerce logistics and fulfilment provider serving more than 1,300 online retailers across Europe. The company offers a complete one-stop-shop solution, including warehousing, fulfilment, domestic and international delivery to all 27 EU member states, payment processing and returns management, all accessible through a single integration.
“Our partnership with euShipments.com has been built around a shared ambition to scale the company into the leading crossborder e-commerce logistics platform in Southeast and Eastern Europe. Four years passed in a blink of an eye but during this time, alongside the management team, we expanded the network, strengthened operational capabilities, and executed a focused M&A strategy that significantly accelerated the company’s growth to reach our original goal. We are proud of what we achieved together and grateful for the trust throughout this journey. With Austrian Post as a strategic partner, euShipments.com is exceptionally well positioned to continue its expansion and further strengthen its role as a trusted logistics partner for online merchants across Europe.”
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“The decision for euShipments.com to continue its strategic development as part of the Austrian Post Group was not an easy one. Today, however, the company’s shareholders and management are firmly convinced that, as part of this large logistics network, euShipments.com will be able to create even greater value for its clients in their existing markets and enable them to grow more competitively in new markets, including those outside the European Union.
