State Post Bureau: Postal Delivery Volume Up 4.2%, Revenue Up 6.1% in Jan-Jul 2026
The State Post Bureau reported that China's postal delivery volume reached 127.44 billion items in the first seven months of 2026, up 4.2% year on year, while industry revenue (excluding direct revenue of Postal Savings Bank) rose 6.1% to RMB 1,079.91 billion. In July, express companies deepened collaboration with specialty industrial clusters, using intelligent, integrated supply chain services to support upstream and downstream transformation. In Shenyang, partnerships with auto and parts manufacturers improved delivery efficiency from days to hours, with direct full-truckload shipments during peak periods.
From January to July 2026, the postal industry's delivery volume and business revenue maintained a trend of dual growth. According to the latest data from the State Post Bureau, the cumulative delivery volume of the postal industry reached 127.44 billion items in the first seven months, up 4.2% year on year; industry business revenue (excluding direct operating revenue of Postal Savings Bank) reached RMB 1,079.91 billion, up 6.1% year on year.
In July, express delivery companies continued to deepen collaborative linkages with specialty industrial clusters, leveraging intelligent and integrated supply chain service capabilities to promote the transformation and upgrading of upstream and downstream enterprises. In Shenyang, express companies conducted on-site cooperation with automobile and parts manufacturers, flexibly dispatching vehicles according to production plans. Delivery lead time improved from being measured in days to hours, and during peak periods, a direct full-truckload shipment model was adopted to ensure transit timeliness.
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