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Customs information systems will be down for maintenance from 3 May to 8 May, and thus parcels that need to be declared may run late. Read more »

This spring, Omniva will open up its parcel terminals to international shipments. Testing of the long-awaited solution will be started in April, and international parcels will start to be more extensively delivered to parcel terminals this summer. Read more »

Another fake campaign that is being presented under the Eesti Post or Omniva name is being spread in the internet. The campaign includes the promise of awarding various prizes in relation to the company’s birthday. Since Omniva is not connected to the fake campaign in any manner whatsoever, we would like to urge our customers to be careful. Read more »

Due to limited resources and a large quantity of unprocessed international mail, Boryspil International Airport in Kiev has established a temporary embargo on the reception of goods and mail until 4 January 2019 as informed by Ukrainian postal operator Ukrposhta. Read more »

You can pick up and send shipments with Omniva’s parcel machines at any time around the clock, but most post offices are closed on 24–26 December and 1 January and machines are not filled or emptied. Read more »

Omniva was announced as the winner of the „Aasta logistikategu 2018“ (Estonian Logistics Project of the Year 2018) title for the launch of the new logistics center, in the 20th Annual Logistics Conference. Read more »

The expansion of the Omniva parcel machine network, which started two weeks ago, is half way through. Out of 100 new parcel machines, 52 have been installed. Read more »

On 4 November, Omniva moved all of their parcel sorting and parcel logistics to the new logistics centre and launched the work processes at the new place. The reorganisation related to the moving of to the logistics centre will be finalised and the new processes will be implemented in the following weeks. Due to the reorganisations, there may occur slight deviations in the processes and speed of moving parcels. We ask our customers to be understanding – the changes are carried out to provide a fast and better service in the future! Read more »

Ten thousand people have already suggested locations for parcel machines. See where parcel machines have been requested in your neighbourhood Read more »

On 5 November, Andre Veskimeister will begin working at Omniva, assuming the position of the Head of Parcels Business. Alongside the Head of Postal Services, Head of Finance, and the Chairman of the Board, the Head of Parcels Business is part of the company’s management board. Read more »

In November, Omniva will start the largest parcel machine expansion project in history, adding 100 parcel machines to Estonia. In order to bring world-class technology to convenient locations as close to people as possible, Omniva invites everyone to mark their desired locations of parcel machines on a map. Read more »

The first train full of parcel machines began its journey from China. One hundred of them will be installed in different locations in Estonia this year. Read more »

Today, on 27 September, The Supervisory Board of Omniva (AS Eesti Post) appointed Ansi Arumeel, Member of the Management Board , as the new Chairman of the Management Board. Read more »

On August 27th, the Supervisory Board of AS Eesti Post (Omniva) will announce the public competition for the position of Chairman of the Management Board. Read more »

According to an e-commerce research by Kantar Emor, the most popular selling items of web stores include concert, movie and theatre tickets, perfume products and electronics, while groceries, medication and repair goods are not among the favourites. Read more »

In the first half of 2018, Omniva’s revenues grew thanks to the group’s core business: parcels business increased by 20% throughout the Baltic region and the postal service provided in Estonia grew by 2%. In terms of the whole group, revenue decreased by 2% compared to the same period last year. The main reason was, similarly to the first quarter, the restructuring of international transit at the beginning of the year, which, by now, is on its way to recovery. Read more »

Omniva, the largest postal and logistics company in Estonia, is about to pilot Cleveron parcel lockers, or home parcel machines, in order to test it as one of the possible future solutions for delivering shipments. Read more »

Even though Omniva parcel machines work year-round and 24 hours a day, they will not be emptied or filled on the Victory Day and Midsummer Day. However, parcels will be delivered again on Monday, 25 June. Read more »

Omniva expands its Management Board as heads of postal and parcel business areas join the Board. Read more »

At its meeting held on 21 May, the Supervisory Board of Omniva (AS Eesti Post) decided to dismiss Joona Saluveer, Chairman of the Management Board of Omniva. The contract of Joona Saluveer will run out on 31 May 2018. Ansi Arumeel, currently Member of the Board, will carry out the duties of the Chairman until the new Chairman is assigned in autumn. Read more »

Estonia was granted an honourable 13th place in the 2018 Postal development report by the Universal Postal Union (UPU), involving 173 countries. Read more »

Omniva is installing new parcel machines in both cities and smaller settlements and is expanding its existing popular parcel machines. This year, the company plans to grow its parcel machine network in Estonia to double its size. Read more »

The revenue of the main business areas of Omniva’s domestic markets, i.e. the parcel business and postal business, increased by 18% and 2% respectively in the first quarter of 2018 compared to last year. The greatest growth in comparison with the 1st quarter of the previous year was exhibited by the Latvian parcel business with 48% and the Lithuanian parcel business with 31%. Commercial revenue of the Group decreased by 8% due to the restructuring of international business and the decrease of other commercial revenues (property sales, etc.) compared with the same period of the previous year. Read more »

Omniva, with its last year’s Robovan pilot, is one of eight Estonian companies that reached the third round of the biggest business awards competition in Europe. A total of over 110,000 companies from 34 countries applied for the European Business Awards and Omniva was selected for the innovation category. Read more »

The modern energy solution promises to cover approximately half of the building’s energy need with renewable energy. Read more »

ReBOUND Returns, retail’s leading international returns platform has chosen Omniva as a partner for supporting product returns from the Baltics. Read more »

In 2017, Omniva Group grew in both the parcels business and information logistics business on its domestic market in the Baltic region. The revenue from postal services provided in Estonia remained at the level of the year before. Read more »

In order to celebrate the 100th birthday of the Republic of Estonia, Omniva, in cooperation with Estonia100 and the ERR Lastejaam, is organising a drawing competition “My Gift to Estonia”. In September, three of the best drawings submitted to the competition will be put on real postage stamps. Read more »

The Supervisory Board of Omniva (AS Eesti Post) chose the Chief Financial Officer and member of the management Jaan Sildam as the third member of the Management Board. Read more »

The newly begun year of 2018 marks the centenary of the Republic of Estonia. On 22 February 2018, Omniva shall issue a unique pure silver postage stamp displaying the coat of arms of Estonia for the 100th anniversary of the Republic of Estonia. Read more »

The company started expanding parcel lockers this week. During the pre-Christmas network expansion, 63 new parcel lockers will be added to the Baltic network and 100 existing parcel lockers will be expanded. Read more »

The new logistics centre will help the company sort parcels and letters much more efficiently. Read more »

Omniva’s nine-month revenue grew by 16% on a year-over-year basis as a result of an increase in both international and Baltic parcel volumes. Read more »

For us to be able to offer an improving and developing parcel service, the prices of the parcel machine and the Courier Mail Order services will increase as of December. Read more »

Omniva will be testing electric mopeds for mail carriers to find new solutions for delivering mail and courier shipments that are beneficial to the environment, the clients, and the employees. Read more »

Today, Omniva concluded a contract with the winners of the construction procurement of the new logistics centre: Eventus Ehitus and Nordecon Betoon (NOBE). The construction of the centre, located near Jüri, will begin in the coming weeks and will be completed by the autumn of next year. Read more »

Mart Nael will become Omniva’s Chief Technology Officer and a member of the management on the 2nd of October. Read more »

In the first half-year of 2017, Omniva’s commercial revenue grew by 25% compared to the same period last year and there was growth in all of Omniva’s business areas. The growth was mostly thanks to the rapid development of e-commerce, which increased the revenue of Omniva’s international business, as well as of parcel services provided in its home market, the Baltic countries. Read more »

Estonian international logistics company Omniva will trial the ‘mothership concept’, a prototype autonomous package delivery service using Mercedes Benz Vans and Starship Delivery Robots. Read more »

Omniva reached the finals of the prestigious World Post & Parcel Awards for its excellence in delivery and customer service. Read more »

Omniva achieved the honourable 18th place in the Index for Postal Development of the Universal Postal Union (UPU), which includes 170 countries. Estonias postal service provider was third among Eastern European and CIS countries following Poland (7th) and Slovenia (15th). The Swiss postal services won first place. Read more »

Omniva, the members of PostEurop, and children from Kadriorg Kindergarten, planted a young oak in honour of Estonia. The tree was the 100th anniversary gift to the Republic of Estonia and part of PostEurop Green Initiative project. Read more »

In the first quarter of 2017, Omniva’s commercial revenue grew by 33% compared to the previous year. Compared to the first quarter of last year, international business showed the greatest growth with 110%, followed by the Parcels Business of Latvia with 78%. Read more »

Today, on April 27, a contract was signed for buying the sorting line for the new logistics centre of Omniva. The technology makes up for about half of the investment made in the new centre. Read more »

In Estonia, the number of machine-readable invoices, or e-invoices doubled in the first quarter, compared to the same period last year. Read more »

Today, on 3rd of April, Joona Saluveer started as the new chairman of the board of Omniva. Read more »

In 2016, the parcel business and information logistics business of Omniva Group grew in the Baltic region, the domestic market Omniva. Omniva’s international business also continued its rapid growth. Revenues from Omniva’s postal services provided on the Estonian market continued to fall. Read more »

On 23 March 2012, Omniva’s operations were expanded to the Latvian market, with the company starting to provide courier services and opening the first parcel machines in Latvia. Today, the Latvian unit of Omniva has become one of the company’s fastest-growing sections. Read more »

Omniva’s Invoice Centre and e-receipt were deemed qualified for the esteemed OWASP ASVS security standard. The level of security that has been guaranteed for both services meets the requirements of such data processing. Read more »

The e-receipt project led by Estonian international postal and logistics company Omniva has been named as one of the finalists, and Ruban d’Honneur recipients, in the 2016/17 European Business Awards. Read more »