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The Austrian Post announced that it would be making CO2-free deliveries in Innsbruck a year ago, and now the switch has been made: With immediate effect, 145 electric vehicles are on the road in the city.

Austrian Post has launched emission-free delivery in Innsbruck with 145 electric vehicles now on the road delivering parcels, letters, print media and advertising. Green electricity from Austria is used to operate the electric vehicles.

Österreichische Post AG and Planzer KEP AG are starting a cooperation for parcel delivery in Switzerland.

Austrian Post  transported 200 million parcels in 2023, an increase of 10 %.  In 2022 Austrian Post transported 181 million parcels.

21st Austria weekly - Marinomed Austrian Post 18/12/2023 [pic1]Marinomed: Marinomed Biotech AG considers strategic options for its Carragelose business and has mandated an external advisor. A structured process was initiated in which the advisor will start engaging with potential partners. This initiative meets attractive market environment those assets that comply new EU medical device regulation MDR. In May 2024 important interim period ends imposing challenging requirements all devices. Pr...

18.12.2023 - EQS-Ad-hoc: Österreichische Post AG / Key word(s): Personnel Österreichische Post AG: Supervisory Board appoints the new Chariman of the Management Board 18-Dec-2023 / 11:45 CET/CEST Disclosure of an inside information acc. to Article 17 MAR of the ...

WALTER OBLIN BECOMES NEW CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER OF AUSTRIAN POST SUPERVISORY BOARD APPOINTS NEW CHAIRMAN OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD AS SUCCESSOR TO...

EQS-Ad-hoc: Österreichische Post AG / Key word: Personnel Österreichische Post AG: Supervisory Board appoints the new Chariman of the Management Board 18-Dec-2023 / 11:45...

The Supervisory Board of Österreichische Post AG has appointed Walter Oblin as Chairman of the Management Board and CEO of Österreichische Post AG with effect from 1 October 2024.

Austrian Post recently put the first five test vehicles of the new CargoScooter from the Viennese manufacturer Jumug into operation at its Innsbruck delivery bases.