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FedEx-Led €7.8 Billion Takeover of Polish Delivery Firm InPost Wins EU Approval

The EU has approved FedEx-led €7.8 billion takeover of Polish delivery company InPost, clearing a major logistics deal for completion.

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FedEx-Led €7.8 Billion Takeover of Polish Delivery Firm InPost Wins EU Approval

European Union regulators have approved FedEx’s €7.8 billion takeover of Polish parcel-delivery company InPost, removing a major regulatory hurdle for the transaction. The deal would combine FedEx’s international delivery network with InPost’s automated locker and last-mile delivery operations. Regulators assessed whether the acquisition could reduce competition in parcel services or limit customer choice. The approval allows the companies to proceed, subject to any remaining national requirements. The transaction is expected to reshape competition and expand cross-border delivery capabilities across Europe further.

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