Bnode: We are working relentlessly on regaining trust of the last mile customers
Bnode today announced its second-quarter 2026 results, marked by a significant operational disruption in Belgium during April. Despite this impact, the Group continued to advance its strategic transformation, improve operational efficiency and benefit from the resilience of its diversified business portfolio. Group operating income amounted to EUR 1,046.4 million and adjusted EBIT reached EUR 29.4 million, including an estimated EUR -25.5 million EBIT impact from the April strike. Landmark Global delivered a resilient performance and Paxon maintained profitability despite softer commercial activity. In light of the updated strike impact and slower-than-expected commercial development within Paxon, Bnode revises its FY26 adjusted EBIT outlook to approximately EUR 140 million.
While earnings were affected by the April strike and softer commercial activity in certain markets, Bnode continued to execute on its strategic priorities during the quarter. Transformation initiatives progressed across the Group, operational efficiencies improved and the diversified portfolio helped mitigate part of the impact from these headwinds. The Group remains focused on operational performance and delivering sustainable profitable growth over the longer term.
Chris Peeters, CEO Bnode says: “The April strike had a substantial impact on our financial results. We are working relentlessly on regaining trust of the last mile customers. Globally the results also show that the fundamentals of our business and strategic direction towards a parcel-centric group are solid. Across the Group, we continue to execute our transformation, improve operational efficiency and invest in future growth. Our priority remains clear: delivering better logistics solutions to our customers while creating sustainable value for all our stakeholders.”
