InPost installs its 6.000° locker in Italy in Naples. The national network rises to 10.000 sites

InPost Italia, the national division of the Polish locker leader of the same name, reaches a total of 6.000 installations. The milestone was reached in Naples on 24 September.

Here, among other things, the multinational e-commerce delivery and logistics company has installed the largest facility in our country, measuring 14 metres.

The mural decorating it also makes the new pick-up point unique: InPost commissioned Irene Ghillani, represented by Opera Illustration, to customise it. With a pop style and brightly coloured subjects, the artist celebrates the essence of Naples, reinterpreting the icons and symbols of Neapolitan culture in a modern way.

The flexible multichannel approach of the InPost Group

The locker numbered 6.000 represents another important step for InPost in expanding its network, just a few months after exceeding 10.000 pick-up points across our country, naturally combining all delivery methods, which also make use of a strong network of partner outlets, such as bars, tobacconists, newsagents and other types of shops.

The result forms part of a broader growth context at group level.

In the first half of 2026, the Polish multinational recorded consolidated revenues of approximately 1,89 billion euros (+24% year-on-year), with record network expansion: at the beginning of September, in fact, it announced that it had exceeded 100.000 points (including lockers and pick-up points) in all the markets where it operates, including France, Benelux, Spain, Portugal…

In this extensive continental basin, in the second quarter of 2026 alone, 380,9 million parcels were handled.

Nicola D'Elia: Italians are also changing the paradigm for online deliveries

Nicola D'Elia (pictured), managing director of InPost Italia: “The combination of these figures also symbolises a cultural turning point that is concretely changing habits. We are not simply expanding a logistics network, we are driving a real paradigm shift in the world of online shopping.

“Our goal is to ensure that out-of-home delivery increasingly becomes a first choice—natural and preferred—for anyone who shops online, rather than being considered an alternative to home delivery.”

“Exceeding 10.000 points in Italy and contributing to the achievement of 100.000 in Europe demonstrates that our fellow citizens are also ready to take this step: they want to reclaim their time, demand flexibility and choose a model that places individual freedom at the heart of the process”.

The milestone comes in a particularly intense year for innovation at InPost Italia: in March, InPost SMart was launched, a project dedicated to e-commerce SMEs that integrates logistics, technology and training, and which has so far been joined by more than 570 Italian companies.

The new InPost mobile app arrived in June, and so far more than 260.000 people have registered in just over three months. The software, which integrates Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, allows users to open the locker remotely from up to 100 metres away, as well as ensuring shipment tracking.

InPost has been present in Italy since 2015 and became a courier in 2021. Founded by Rafał Brzoska, the group installed its first locker in Kraków in 2009.

The nine countries served

At the end of the second quarter of 2026, InPost had more than 98.200 pick-up points, including more than 68.900 automated machines and over 29.280 Pudo points (that is, located in commercial outlets), across all 9 countries in which it operates: the United Kingdom, France, Poland, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Belgium, Luxembourg and the Netherlands.

InPost also provides logistics and fulfilment services to e-commerce businesses, working with approximately 100.000 online retailers.

In 2025, the company handled 1,4 billion parcels: +25% compared with 2024.

This article was translated from the original Italian version with the assistance of artificial intelligence. In case of discrepancies, please refer to the original Italian version.