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ID Logistics revenue rises 25.6% in third quarter, driven by North America

Key Facts

1Third-quarter revenue reached 1,177.9 million euros, up 25.6% year on year.
2Cumulative revenue from January to the end of September reached 3,262.5 million euros.
3North America generated revenue of 265.9 million euros, with like-for-like growth of 48.1%.
4Europe excluding France recorded revenue of 543.9 million euros, with like-for-like growth of 23.4%.
5The number of new operations from January to the end of September reached 27.

ID Logistics revenue rose 25.6% year on year in the third quarter of 2026 to 1,177.9 million euros, according to a company statement published via Business Wire. The increase compared with revenue of 937.8 million euros in the third quarter of 2025. Like-for-like revenue growth reached 25.0% during the period, with activity advancing across the regions reported by the group. North America was a key growth driver, recording revenue of 265.9 million euros. The region's like-for-like growth reached 48.1%, outpacing the group's growth on the same basis.

In Europe excluding France, third-quarter revenue reached 543.9 million euros, according to the company statement. These operations recorded like-for-like growth of 23.4%, a slower pace than North America. Activity in France grew 8.3% on the same basis, reflecting continued growth across the group's geographic footprint. Other regions generated revenue of 95.8 million euros, up 35.9% on a like-for-like basis. The company said the launch of operations in Australia supported growth in these regions, adding to the expansion recorded in its European and American businesses.

On operational expansion, the group launched 10 new operations during the third quarter, according to its statement. This brought the number of new operations since January to 27 by the end of September. U.S. contracts include an operation in Jacksonville, Florida, dedicated to supporting Nutrabolt's growth. Alongside these launches, the group's cumulative revenue from January to the end of September reached 3,262.5 million euros. For comparison with its previous annual business volume, the company recorded revenue of 3,737.0 million euros in 2025, up 14.2% year on year, according to its results disclosure for that year.

The company had said in its previous annual results disclosure that "underlying operating profit rose 11.8% to 165.2 million euros." Growth in that profit in 2025 was slower than the increase in annual revenue. Looking ahead, the group lists ramping up new sites among its stated operational priorities. Its priorities also include project execution, as expansion continues through the new operations. The company is preparing for peak shopping around Black Friday and the holiday season, according to its statement. It scheduled its next revenue disclosure for 26 January 2027.