POST Luxembourg Reports €31m Net Profit, €985m Revenue for 2025

On Tuesday 12 May 2026, the POST Luxembourg Group presented its 2025 annual results, reporting revenue of €985 million, investments of €134 million and a consolidated operating profit (EBITDA) of €159 million, while continuing its transformation amid economic pressure, rising costs and evolving regulatory requirements.

The results were presented at a press conference by Françoise Schlink, Chair of the Board of Directors since May 2025, and Claude Strasser, Director General of POST Luxembourg, on the occasion of the publication of the group’s 2025 annual report, which also includes a Sustainability Report for the second consecutive year.

In its annual report, POST Luxembourg stated that net profit reached €31 million in 2025, while the group employed an average of 4,576 staff members during the year. 

Telecom & ICT activities remained a central pillar of the group’s business. POST Luxembourg noted that deployment of its fibre-optic network, financed entirely through its own funds, now represents a cumulative investment of more than €600 million. By the end of 2025, more than 90% of households in Luxembourg were connected to POST fibre infrastructure, while 99% of the population had access to 5G coverage through the POST mobile network. The group also highlighted increasing external risks, particularly in the field of cybersecurity.

POST Luxembourg noted that DEEP, its Telecom & ICT entity dedicated to businesses and institutions, signed a strategic partnership with OVHcloud in March 2025 to develop a sovereign POST cloud infrastructure scheduled to enter service in 2026.  According to POST Luxembourg, the platform will be hosted locally in POST’s Tier IV data centres in Luxembourg and will comply with Luxembourg and European data protection legislation.

Mail and logistics activities continued adapting to declining letter volumes and growing parcel demand. The group reported distributing ten million parcels in 2025, representing a 19% increase compared to 2024. The group added that average CO₂ emissions per parcel fell by 14.6% due to operational efficiency improvements, while alternative delivery solutions such as PackUp Home continued to expand.

The group also noted that the future logistics centre project in Bettembourg, due to be presented during 2026, aims to strengthen the long-term resilience and efficiency of its mail, parcel and logistics operations.

Financial Services activities remained sensitive to interest rate developments and tighter regulation. The group reported an 11% increase in card transactions and a 10% rise in usage of its eboo e-banking application during 2025. The group also highlighted growing demand for access to basic banking services among very small and medium-sized enterprises, while noting that fraud prevention remains a major challenge following the introduction of instant payments.

The annual report also highlighted continued efforts to reduce the group’s environmental footprint, including an increasing share of electric vehicles in its fleet. The group added added that more than 8,000 POP TV decoders were refurbished in 2025, with 65% reinstalled for customers as part of its circular economy measures.

Claude Strasser stated: “As an operator of critical infrastructure, we are aware of our role in serving Luxembourg society and the economy. This is why we continuously deploy significant efforts to guarantee the availability of our networks and services and to improve our resilience in the broadest sense.”

Françoise Schlink added: “The future development of our company will above all rely on our employees. They represent the face of POST every day and embody our core values: quality, proximity and reliability. Thanks to their commitment, I am convinced that we will further develop our activities, particularly in the areas of digital sovereignty and cloud services.”

The POST Luxembourg Group’s full 2025 annual report is available on its website.