InPost (ENXTAM:INPST) has been removed from the FTSE All-World Index (USD), an index change that often prompts selling from passive funds and can reshape how larger institutions view the stock.
Recent trading has been choppy for InPost, with a 1-day share price return of 0.72% at €15.39 but a 30-day share price return down 1.03%. At the same time, the year to date share price return of 47.98% and 3-year total shareholder return of 70.24% point to momentum that has cooled at the margin. Passive selling linked to the FTSE All-World exit likely added short term pressure, while the 1-year total shareholder return of 40.81% suggests longer term holders have still seen solid gains despite the recent setback.
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Index selling has curtailed the recent surge in InPost, yet the share price still sits well above where it started the year. Do you lean into the pullback now, or wait for a cheaper entry before committing fresh capital?
Most Popular Narrative: 14% Undervalued
InPost last closed at €15.39, while the most widely followed narrative pegs fair value closer to €17.89. This frames the recent index-driven pullback as a move within a still supportive long term story rather than a broken one.
Ongoing expansion and network densification across key European markets, especially via M&A (Yodel, Sending) and rapid APM (locker) deployment including battery-powered units from Bloq.it, are allowing InPost to capture outsized parcel volume growth and extend its out-of-home leadership, supporting sustained double-digit revenue growth and operating leverage.
See why 26 investors see InPost as 14% undervalued .
Result: Fair Value of €17.89 (UNDERVALUED)
Still, InPost faces clear pressure points, including intense competition for parcel volumes and significant investment needs. These could strain free cash flow if projections fall short.
Find out about the key risks to this InPost narrative .
Another View On InPost: Expensive Ratios, Different Message
There is a clear clash between the 14% upside implied by InPost's €17.89 fair value narrative and what the market is paying on earnings. The current P/E sits around 77x, far above the European Logistics sector at 19.2x and well above a fair ratio estimate of 41.1x. That stretch points to valuation risk rather than a cushion. If sentiment turns, how much multiple compression are you really comfortable holding through?
To see how that earnings based picture stacks up against a fuller valuation framework, take a look at See what the numbers say about this price — find out in our valuation breakdown. .
Next Steps
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