La Poste
La Poste is France's state-owned postal group: it delivers letters and parcels in France, runs Europe-wide parcel networks through Geopost (DPD, Chronopost, SEUR, BRT), and owns La Banque Postale and CNP Assurances, sold through 17,000 postal points.
Parcels, not letters, now earn most of its revenue.
Mail has fallen to 15% of revenue, so growth depends on Geopost's parcel networks across Europe.
How big is La Poste?
Parcels first, then banking and insurance, then mail.
- Geopost€15.7B
- Services-Courrier-Colis€7.7B
- La Banque Postale€7.7B
- Post offices, digital€3.0B
- Other€226M
Parcels across Europe, a bank behind the counter.
- 12.7 billion parcels a year
- 2La Banque Postale, CNP insurance
- 317,000 postal points
The post-office network the State pays it to keep is also where the bank and insurer sell their accounts and policies.
More than La Poste.
- Caisse des Dépôts66%
- French State34%
CEO: Marie-Ange Debon
- 1990La Poste becomes a public operator
- 1999Geopost created
- 2001Control of DPD Germany
- 2006La Banque Postale created
- 2010La Poste becomes a limited company
Every number on this page comes from La Poste's own reports.
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