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Posten Bring starts the first quarter of the year with good revenue growth and a good improvement in profit. Revenue in the first quarter of the year was NOK 6,247 million, an increase of NOK 277 million compared to the same period last year. Adjusted operating profit for the first quarter was NOK 276 million, NOK 288 million better than last year.
Read moreStarting from May, those interested can register to become an Omniva crowd courier to earn extra income by delivering parcels and to help speed up the movement of shipments. The pilot project is taking place in Tallinn, but if successful, the crowd delivery option will be expanded to other regions as well.
Read moreSwiss Post recorded a solid performance in the first quarter of 2025. As expected, however, the results were below the previous year’s figures. Operating profit (EBIT) fell by 30 million to 57 million francs. At 36 million francs, Group profit was also lower. This is mainly due to increased costs and the ongoing decline in letter volumes. In this challenging environment, Swiss Post is continually modernizing its products and services and adapting them to the real needs of its customers. Swiss Post intends to continue ensuring a high-quality, self-financed universal service in the future and to make everyday life easier for people in Switzerland.
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