CEVA Logistics Expands European Last-Mile Network

CEVA Logistics, a subsidiary of CMA CGM Group, has entered exclusive negotiations to acquire Paack, a leading European e-commerce delivery firm. This strategic move integrates Paack’s operations in Spain, Portugal, and France into CEVA’s subsidiary, Colis Privé. With Paack’s 82 logistics hubs and over 5,000 pick-up points, the deal significantly strengthens CEVA's regional fulfillment capacity. This integration aims to bolster CEVA’s European B2C reach, leveraging Paack’s impressive 96% first-delivery success rate.

Post-acquisition, the combined revenue of Colis Privé is projected to exceed €550 million, highlighting the deal's immense financial impact. Paack contributes an established annual revenue of €174 million and proven profitability, ensuring immediate value for CEVA. This merger creates a powerful synergy between localized expertise and global infrastructure, supporting sustainable growth. Ultimately, the investment positions CEVA to meet the surging demand for tech-driven, reliable logistics solutions across competitive European markets.

The acquisition is a cornerstone for building an integrated "Sea-Land-Last Mile" logistics ecosystem. By connecting international maritime transport with overseas warehousing and local delivery, CEVA is creating a seamless fulfillment loop. This structural alignment allows for tighter coordination, enabling more transparent and efficient cargo movement from port to doorstep. For clients, this results in enhanced predictability and a robust buffer against cross-border trade complexities.

As logistics competition shifts toward end-to-end visibility, CEVA’s move signals a broader trend of industry consolidation. By securing critical last-mile technology, CEVA cements its status as a dominant player in the European landscape. This "Sea-Land-End" model is expected to set new benchmarks for operational excellence and customer delivery standards. Stakeholders will closely monitor how this structural shift influences CEVA’s market share and adaptability to global supply chain demands.