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Apr 24, 2026 at 11:47 AM
ID Logistics achieved a revenue of €990.7 million in the first quarter of 2026, representing an increase of 14.2% compared to the previous year. Adjusted for currency effects, particularly concerning the US dollar, the growth on a comparable basis amounts to 17.2%. These figures demonstrate the stability of the company and the relevance of its market position, as explained by Eric HÉMAR, Chairman and CEO of ID Logistics.
Strong Growth in Various Regions
In the first quarter of 2026, ID Logistics recorded several positive developments across different geographical markets. In France, which accounts for 24% of the group’s revenue, sales increased by 4.9%. In Europe excluding France, where 48% of revenue is generated, the growth on a comparable basis was 17.3%. Notably, the dynamics in North America were impressive, with revenue increasing by 40.6% on a comparable basis, representing 21% of total revenue. Growth of 8.7% on a comparable basis was also achieved in Latin America and Asia, accounting for 7% of group revenue.
In the past quarter, ID Logistics also launched five new projects that further drive the company’s expansion.
New Contracts and Partnerships
As part of its growth strategy, ID Logistics secured several new contracts in the first quarter of 2026. In France, the expansion in the cosmetics sector continued with the brand SVR, which is part of the KRESK group. A new site of 16,000 m² was opened south of Paris, where around 50 employees will be employed.
In Italy, ID Logistics has launched a new site of 60,000 m² for Michelin, one of the world’s leading tire manufacturers, in Turin. In the USA, the partnership with Nutrabolt, a specialist in sports nutrition, was expanded through the commissioning of a new site in Wisconsin and the expansion of the existing site in Salt Lake City.
In Brazil, ID Logistics has formed a partnership with a leading online retailer and initiated several activities that encompass more than 40,000 m² of operational space and 750 jobs. This project underscores ID Logistics‘ expertise in the e-commerce sector in Brazil.
Outlook for Future Development
Despite an uncertain global macroeconomic environment, ID Logistics believes it is well-positioned to secure its growth in the long term. The business model, which focuses on domestic logistics, is largely independent of fuel price volatility and only moderately susceptible to international economic cycles. Additionally, the company operates in no geopolitically sensitive regions. In recent years, ID Logistics has successfully demonstrated the resilience and stability of its business model.
