** Shares in InPost INPST.AS fall around 2% after the Polish parcel locker company cut its FY guidance despite a slight Q3 core profit beat
** Co now sees adjusted EBITDA to grow by mid-teens percentage in 2025, compared to earlier forecast for low to mid-twenties percentage growth
** Quarterly adjusted EBITDA came at 1.06 billion euros ($1.24 billion), 4% above company-compiled consensus
** The guidance cut is due to InPost's additional investments in quality during peak in the UK, Jefferies says adds
** "Profitability outside Poland will likely be held back by the consolidation of Sending in Eurozone, & Yodel in the UK," Jefferies says
** Including Friday's fall, the stock has dropped by 36.83% YTD
($1 = 0.8575 euros)
(Reporting by Olivier Cherfan)
((olivier.cherfan@thomsonreuters.com))