Apart from this investment, Pink Post is also setting up its own four electric vehicle charging stations.
“With this initiative, we want Pink Post to become a pillar of sustainability in the postal services industry in Romania. We are glad to be amongst those which adopt concrete solutions in order to reduce pollution nationwide. These electric vehicles and charging stations represent just the beginning of a long process of adjusting to environmentally friendly practices whereby we want 30% of Pink Post fleet to consist of electric vehicles in the near future”, said Cristi Petcu, general manager of Pink Post.
Pink Post had a turnover of RON91 million in 2020, up 6% on the year, and registered 770 million postal deliveries during 2010-2020 period.
Pink Post was established in 2009, along with the launch of postal services company Total Post. Two years later, in 2011, Total Post acquired TCE Post, and in 2017, the company announced the expansion of operations through the merger with Postmaster. Thus, the company became a member of the group Octra Holding, owned by Octavian Radu. The merger was followed by a rebranding process at the end of which it became Pink Post.