Annual Report 2015
1650 M€
The Group’s net sales
were EUR 1,650.3 million.
22000
At the end of 2015, the Group had a total of 21,598 employees.
100 %
Posti Green services’ share of all deliveries.
"Going forward, we expect various logistics services to be the engine of Posti’s growth."
Heikki Malinen President and CEO
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Posti delivers fan merchandise for Jokerit
The Jokerit ice hockey team redesigned its online store for fan merchandise in late spring. As part of the renewal, Jokerit...
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Posti made youngsters move on the football pitch
Posti has a long history of supporting Finnish football, both at the top and at the grassroots level. We were the main cooperation partner of the Football Association of Finland from 1994 to 2015.
As part of our partnership with the Football Association of Finland, we promoted a better future and physical activity among young people under the Osoitteena Futis (“The Address is Football”) project. Participating clubs sponsored by Posti...
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Quite a jigsaw puzzle
Olvi’s Timo Tikkanen and Posti’s Jari Vänskä work with their colleagues to put together a jigsaw puzzle comprised of hundreds of little details to ensure that Posti’s truck and trailer combinations transport Olvi beverages across Finland in a timely and safe manner. Tikkanen works as a Logistics Planner at Olvi’s offices in Iisalmi, while Vänskä works as a Transport Planner at Posti’s Transportation Management...
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Meal delivery service wins a corporate responsibility award
Posti’s meal delivery service won PostEurop’s CSR Coups de Coeur corporate responsibility award. The Association of European Public Postal Operators, which has members in 52 countries, awarded prizes in three categories: environment, employees, and society. Posti won a gold medal in the society category. The purpose of the awards is to highlight the best practices of social responsibility by postal operators in Europe.
Posti delivers...
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Printed advertisements are more memorable
“A printed advertisement is up to 24 times more memorable when people can see and touch it, compared to only seeing it,” says David Brennan, one of the authors of the 'Private Life of Mail' study by Royal Mail. Brennan discussed the results of the study at a customer event for Posti’s Marketing Services in August.
The study is groundbreaking in that it combines traditional market and media research with brain...