Third-party logistics provider and part of the CMA CGM Group, CEVA Logistics, has announced that its B2C delivery subsidiary, Colis Privé, has signed two agreements to exclusively discuss the acquisition of Paack Iberia and Paack France, two dynamic companies in the e-logistics sector.
The proposed transactions would significantly strengthen Colis Privé’s domestic position in France while accelerating its European expansion into Spain and Portugal.
As eCommerce continues to expand, end customers’ delivery needs and expectations are evolving. Last mile logistics, the final step between a warehouse or retail outlet and the end customer, has become a major strategic priority for eCommerce players focused on customer experience.
Colis Privé, the last-mile delivery spearhead of the CMA CGM Group through CEVA Logistics, would take a new step in its international development through this transaction, which is designed to strengthen its European presence.
Paack Iberia and Paack France are companies that operate independently, but share a common name, origin and model built on proprietary technology and an integrated logistics infrastructure.
Founded in Barcelona in 2015, Paack is a leading last-mile delivery provider in the Iberian Peninsula with deep expertise in eCommerce and retail.
The company leverages its proprietary technology platform to manage the end-to-end delivery chain, offering portfolio of services including precise time-slot selection, real-time tracking, advanced reporting and integrated returns management.
Its tech-driven approach delivers the flexibility, reliability, and transparency required to meet evolving demands of last-mile delivery.
Paack has achieved sustained growth across the Iberian Peninsula in recent years, generating revenues of €125 million in Spain and Portugal, and €49 million in France in 2025, while consolidating positive profitability in both markets.
The acquisition of Paack would support Colis Privé’s ambition to build a leading pan-European platform in the last-mile delivery market and support its customers internationally while addressing the specific requirements of each local market.

The two agreements remain subject to customary closing conditions and required regulatory approvals, and in France, to the completion of the information and consultation process with the employees’ representative bodies and the information of employees.
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