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Our history

As a former national postal operator, our company's history is closely intertwined with the history of Belgium. keyboard_arrow_down

The group has evolved over the years and has grown internationally in order to respond to the changing market and postal climate.

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Rethink the Possible

The “Rethink the Possible” strategy was launched in 2024 and the long-term ambitions were defined in order to create a sustainable future for the group.

This strategy is supported by a comprehensive transformation program, repositioning the company from a postal operator with logistics capabilities to a logistics leader that also provides postal services. Changing names from bpostgroup to bnode was a logical next step.

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bpostgroup becomes bnode

Rebranding to bring more clarity to our stakeholders. bnode comprises 3 distinctive business units: bpost, Landmark Global and Paxon. In 2026 the next phase of the rebranding will follow, so that only these brands remain.

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Staci Acquisition

Bpostgroup acquires Staci to reinforce its position as a regional leader in parcelized logistics in Europe and cross-border services on an international level.

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Active Ants Acquisition

Bpostgroup acquires a majority stake in Active Ants, a Dutch e-fulfillment company. This acquisition was a strategic move for Bpost to expand its e-commerce and logistics services in Europe. Today Bnode is 100% shareholder.

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Radial acquisition

With the acquisition of US company Radial, bpostgroup takes a big step in its transformation into a global e-commerce logistics provider.

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New parcel sorting center

One of the biggest of its kind in Europe, a new-build sorting center opens close to Brussels, enabling bpost to ramp up its parcel sorting capacity.

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IPO

bpost SA offers its stock on the Brussels exchange for the first time.

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Mail market liberalization

Following the gradual ending of the mail monopoly, the Belgian mail market is fully liberalized in 2011. As a result, subject to some conditions, anyone is now able to offer mail services in Belgium.

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De Post-La Poste becomes bpost

Since our formation our name has changed several times. Now we present ourselves to the world as bpost.

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New sorting centers

The opening of four new-build sorting centers in Antwerp, Charleroi, Ghent and Liege enable us to continue the automation and transformation of our operational network in Belgium.

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Privatisation

The autonomous public company La Poste becomes a public limited company under public law. A necessary step towards privatisation and a more market-driven way of operating.

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New name

In 2002, La Poste officially changes its name to De Post – La Poste – Die Post.

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Belgian Postal Services

The Belgian Postal Services become a state service under the name ‘Direction Générale des Postes’, commonly referred to as ‘Les Postes’