Meest will attract a strategic investor for business development in Europe

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The Meest postal logistics group plans to attract a strategic investor to build a stable business in Europe, Meest China shareholder Vyacheslav Lysenko said in a blitz interview with the Interfax-Ukraine agency.

“We are preparing the company to go public, and we have attracted powerful investments for its development – a powerful foreign investor who appreciates our achievements and experience, who is interested in the stable business that our company will build in Europe,” said Lysenko.

We are talking about a strategic investor, the company’s shareholder clarified.

He refused to name the size of the share package that the group is ready to offer to the “strategist”.

At the same time, the shareholder of Meest China confirmed that the potential investor is a logistics company.

The deal can be closed in 2025, Lysenko said.

The Meest Group delivers to 90 countries of the world, has been working on the market of postal services in the c2c and b2c segments for more than 30 years. The company was founded by entrepreneur Rostislav Kisil, who remains its beneficiary and is responsible for the strategic direction of work. The Group of Companies includes Meest China, Meest USA, Meest Europe and Meest Ukraine divisions.

For more than 15 years, the Meest China company has been a leader in the delivery of postal parcels from China. Also delivers large shipments from China with customs clearance. It has its own warehouse of 5,000 square meters in Guangzhou.

In May 2024, Meest International launched a new logistics center near the city of Dembitsa in Poland, 170 km from the border. The company plans to expand the network of hubs in Eastern and Central Europe.

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