Nova Post handled up to 150,000 shipments in Czech Republic in H1 2026, plans 300 parcel lockers and 20 branches in H2
Nova Post in the Czech Republic, part of the Nova group, handled almost 150,000 shipments in January-June 2026 and scaled up its network to 45 service points in 27 cities across the country, the company said in a statement on Thursday.
In the first half of 2026, Nova Post, a part of the Nova group, handled nearly 150,000 shipments in the Czech Republic. The company expanded its service points to 45 across 27 cities, with six new branches and two new PUDO points established. Taxes paid in the Czech Republic amounted to 6.9 million Czech korunas. During this period, Nova Post introduced one-hour address pickup services, 24/7 delivery, handling of oversized and non-standard cargo, nationwide next-day delivery, and digital services for managing deliveries through phone.
Partnering with AlzaBox and OX Point, customers can utilize over 3,500 parcel lockers nationwide for sending and receiving parcels. Nova Post's Czech Republic CEO, Andriy Artemenko, highlighted the company's key European operational hub where sorting, customs clearance, and international shipment processing take place. Artemenko mentioned plans to install 300 of Nova Post's own parcel lockers in the largest Czech cities by the end of the year, alongside opening 20 additional branches and dozens of PUDO points.
The company aims to strengthen collaborations with Czech e-commerce businesses, encouraging more online stores to select Nova Post as their logistics partner for deliveries within the Czech Republic, Europe, and beyond. Earlier this year, Nova Post launched its own courier delivery service in the Czech Republic, operating in Prague and several regions.
Viacheslav Klymov, co-owner of express delivery leader Nova Poshta, announced during a European integration event that Nova Post Europe, part of the NOVA group, plans to double its branch network in Europe during 2026, focusing on maximum delivery speed.
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