Two Giants of the Courier and E-Commerce Markets Are on Track to Reaching an Agreement.
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Just a few months ago, the relationship between Allegro and InPost resembled an open conflict. A dispute over the presentation of delivery methods on Poland's largest shopping platform even led to a lawsuit worth nearly PLN 100 million. Now, however, both companies are sending a clear signal that they are ready to end the months-long battle. Most importantly, customers stand to benefit from a potential agreement. The announced cooperation is exp…
It's possible that Allegro and InPost will resolve their dispute over the terms of their cooperation. Negotiations are ongoing, but they are well on their way to a final agreement.
Allegro and InPost have signed a non-binding letter of intent. It reflects the parties' shared intention to develop a new framework agreement in the coming months that will govern cooperation in the field of out-of-home delivery services.
Allegro and InPost are negotiating a new cooperation agreement. It will run until the end of 2031 and replace the current seven-year agreement signed in 2020. Both companies have signed a letter of intent, which, among other things, announces the suspension of the ongoing dispute between them.
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