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PayPoint (PAY): InPost/Yodel network harmonisation impact

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InPost/Yodel network harmonisation impact
Parcel business still rebasing
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  1. 20 Nov 2025 Impact greater than anticipated – the impact from the disruption to our parcels network from the harmonisation of InPost and Yodel services combined with the commercial terms of our new... ↗
  2. 28 Jan 2026 Disruption navigated; volumes recovering over peak – We have successfully navigated the operational disruption experienced earlier in the year to deliver a record peak performance in our parcels business with... ↗
  3. 11 Jun 2026 New 3-year agreement signed; c.4,000 sites live – InPost/Yodel – new 3-year commercial agreement signed in H1 FY26, with c.4,000 sites live for PUDO services with the rebranded InPost service ↗
  4. 29 Jul 2026 Parcel business still rebasing – Net revenue was £21.6m (Q1 FY26: £23.1m), as the parcel business continues to rebase with growing volumes from Royal Mail and other carriers continuing to... ↗

What is happening

PayPoint: InPost/Yodel network harmonisation impact – Parcel business still rebasing. ['Parcel business still rebasing']

In short
The InPost/Yodel network harmonisation disrupted FY26 volumes; a new 3-year InPost agreement is signed, with c.4,000 sites live. In Q1 FY27 Network Services net revenue fell 6.5% to £21.6m, as growing Royal Mail and other carrier volumes do not yet offset the new InPost terms and lower store-to-store volumes.
Announced
20 Nov 2025 · Impact greater than anticipated
Latest
29 Jul 2026 · Parcel business still rebasing
Agreement
New 3-year commercial agreement signed in H1 FY26
Sites live
c.4,000 for InPost PUDO
Collect+ parcels FY26
135.4 million, +1.5%
Network Services Q1 net revenue
£21.6m, down 6.5% from £23.1m
Drag
New InPost commercial agreement and lower store-to-store volumes
Offset
Growing volumes from Royal Mail and other carriers, not yet enough
Briefing

PayPoint in 4 minutes

PayPoint runs a network of over 30,000 UK convenience stores that take parcels, bill payments, cash deposits and card payments, and it owns the Love2shop gift-card business. It chased £100m of annual underlying...

  1. Act 1Buying Love2shop and setting a £100m goal
  2. Act 2Spending on parcels, Open Banking and card partners
  3. Act 3Two setbacks and a reset in 2025
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