Ukraine’s largest private postal service provider Nova Poshta (known as Nova Post outside Ukraine), has opened a 24/7 operating logistics hub in Kaunas, Lithuania. With the new hub, the business can now send over 1,000 shipments daily.

The company reported the news on its Telegram account on June 9.

Nova Post already has over 650 service points in Lithuania, with branches available within the locations of other businesses.

The new hub operates 24/7, enabling fast delivery across Lithuania, as well as to the EU, the UK, and Ukraine.

According to Nova Post, delivery to Latvia has now been sped up by one day, to Estonia by two days, and shipments to Poland are now even faster.

The new logistics hub – located at Kaunas, Studentų g. 16 – also includes a branch, making it possible to send and receive documents, parcels, and cargo weighing up to 1,000 kg daily.

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Nova Post Group was founded by Ukrainian entrepreneurs Volodymyr Popereshniuk and Viacheslav Klimov. It includes Ukraine’s largest private postal service operator Nova Poshta, financial company NovaPay, its own airlines, postal operator for services outside the country NovaGlobal, and logistics consulting.

Besides Ukraine, the postal service operates in 16 other countries: Austria, the Czech Republic, Estonia, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Lithuania, Latvia, Moldova, the Netherlands, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Spain and the UK.

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The company has now discovered Finnish and American markets, the website of its parent company Nova Group says.

In November 2024, Supernova Airlines, the cargo company belonging to Nova Post, completed its first cargo charter flight on its Boeing 737-800 aircraft from Budapest to Chisinau.

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