Ukrainian Company Nova Post Enters the UK Market

Nova Post, a Ukrainian logistics company, continues its active European expansion. On May 13, the logistics operator opened two branches in London and launched courier delivery services across the country. This was announced on the company's website.

It is noted that one branch handles parcels up to 30 kg, while the other is designed for large-sized cargo and handles parcels up to 1000 kg. The branches are located in the British capital at 42 Fleet St, Temple, EC4Y 1BT, and Unit 7, Falcon Court, St. Martin's Way, SW17 0JH, respectively.

The delivery time from Ukraine to the UK is 5 days. The delivery cost from Ukraine to the UK at the branches will be:

• documents up to 1 kg – 21 euros;
• parcels up to 2 kg – 22.2 euros;
• parcels up to 10 kg – 35.1 euros;
• parcels up to 30 kg – 58.5 euros.

Clients can also order courier delivery of parcels up to 100 kg to any address in England, Scotland, Northern Ireland, and Wales. For this service, there will be an additional fee of 2.5 euros per shipment up to 30 kg, and for shipments up to 1000 kg, an additional fee of 2.5 euros per 100 kg of the parcel.

The opening of the first British branch of Nova Post was attended by the Acting Ambassador of Ukraine to the UK, Eduard Fesko, who became an honorary guest at the ceremony. He sent a greeting card from the UK to Ukraine using this company's services.

"The partnership between Ukraine and the UK today is a successful example of support and mutually beneficial cooperation. We support Ukraine, its citizens, and businesses. Nova Post's entry into the UK market demonstrates the resilience of Ukrainian businesses, their readiness to adapt, develop, and scale. I am confident that the opening of the branch will only be the beginning of the company's extensive development in the UK and will contribute to deeper cooperation between local entrepreneurs and Ukrainian businesses," he said during the opening.

It is worth noting that earlier Nova Post started operations in a number of European Union countries, including Spain, Hungary, Latvia, Germany, Romania, Italy, Poland, and others. The Ukrainian logistics operator also operates in Moldova.