ID Logistics achieved a revenue of 893.9 million euros in the second quarter of 2025, surpassing the previous year's figure by 14.3 percent. As stated in the recently published financial report, revenue growth at constant exchange rates stood at 16.5 percent. For the first half of 2025, this results in a total revenue of 1.761 billion euros—a 16.0 percent increase compared to the same period last year or 17.1 percent adjusted for currency effects.
Eric Hémar, Chairman and CEO of ID Logistics, commented: “In the second quarter of 2025, ID Logistics continued to record solid revenue growth. All geographic regions have grown, particularly the United States with an increase in activities of more than 30 percent at
constant exchange rates. Moreover, the number of tenders remains high. With around fifteen new businesses already initiated since early 2025, ID Logistics is on track with its business plan and is expected to experience another year of growth in 2025."
Regional Business Development
In France, which contributes 27 percent to the group's revenue, sales increased by 15.9 percent in the second quarter. In the other European countries (47 percent revenue share), business grew by 10.2 percent (comparable basis). The USA, accounting for 18 percent of the revenue, grew by 31.8 percent, while Latin America and Asia (8 percent revenue share) recorded a revenue increase of 28.1 percent.
New Customers and Project Starts
ID Logistics launched eight new
projects in the second quarter, with 14 in total for the first half of 2025, matching the level of the previous year. Newly acquired contracts include:
- In France, ID Logistics is taking over the main logistics activity of La Redoute. The site covers 42,000 square meters and employs over 300 staff. The facility is highly mechanized and can process more than 3,500 orders per hour.
- In Poland, a new business for a global confectionery manufacturer was launched. At the site south of Warsaw, ID Logistics takes on warehousing, processing, and co-packing over 30,000 square meters with approximately 50 employees.
- In the United Kingdom, a new site for an international e-commerce customer will be opened in Leeds in
- the third quarter of 2025. The facility offers 52,000 square meters of space and around 250 jobs.
- In Brazil, two new logistics centers were opened for an existing customer from the e-commerce sector: in Rio de Janeiro (31,000 square meters) and Minas Gerais (51,000 square meters) with a total of over 900 employees.
Forecast and Outlook
Due to its diversified customer base, regionally balanced presence, and growth model, the company considers itself well-positioned for the coming months. The focus is now on the timely commissioning of new sites and close collaboration with customers to respond flexibly to changing conditions.
The full half-year results are scheduled for release on August 27, 2025, after the stock market closes. (av)
