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FedEx joins Advent in $9.2 billion InPost buyout to take parcel locker group private

FedEx joins Advent in $9.2 billion InPost buyout to take parcel locker group private

A consortium led by Advent International and FedEx has agreed to buy InPost for €15.60 per share in cash, valuing the company at about €7.8 billion. The price is about 50% above InPost’s January 2 closing level. Advent and FedEx will each hold 37% after settlement, with CEO Rafał Brzoska’s A&R at 16% and PPF at 10%. The deal requires at least 80% shareholder acceptance and regulatory approval.
9 February 2026

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  • Ocean County Student Wins National InvestWrite Stock Market Essay Award
    May 22, 2026, 4:10 PM EDT. Kennedy Haviland, a fifth grader from Robert L. Horbelt School in Barnegat, New Jersey, earned first place statewide and seventh place nationally in the InvestWrite essay competition. InvestWrite, an educational contest, challenges students to analyze stock market concepts and investing strategies. Haviland's winning essay examined financial lessons around investing in popular stocks like Roblox. This achievement highlights emerging interest and understanding of stock markets and investment principles among youth.

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