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For investors

Build Locally.
Scale Globally.

An AI-native cross-border commerce operator: we buy, sell and operate for 80+ manufacturers into 125+ countries on a platform we built in-house since 2017. 90% of revenue is international.

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The numbers
~€3Mrevenue (2025)
90%of revenue international
+30%2026 forecast vs 2025
26people
40,000orders per year
125+countries
Company Filings

Filing History.

Revenue per year

Total company revenue per year, 2017 to 2026, with the basis of each figure and its report
Year Relative scale Total revenue Basis Report
2017€73,019Filed2017 filed report, PDF (opens in a new tab)
2018€425,239Filed2018 filed report, PDF (opens in a new tab)
2019€563,452Filed2019 filed report, PDF (opens in a new tab)
2020€1,183,127Filed2020 filed report, PDF (opens in a new tab)
2021€2,138,531Filed2021 filed report, PDF (opens in a new tab)
2022€2,105,796Filed2022 filed report, PDF (opens in a new tab)
2023€1,586,112Filed2023 filed report, PDF (opens in a new tab)
2024€2,163,024Filed2024 filed report, PDF (opens in a new tab)
2025€2,948,704Filed2025 report, PDF, link to follow
2026€3,833,315Forecast2026 forecast, no filed report

Net turnover for TPL S.A. (formerly Third Party Logistics I.K.E.), GEMI 143336716000 - 2017 to 2025 as filed, which is the company’s entire filed history. 2026 carries that filed series forward at +30%, the rate the completed months of 2026 have actually run at. Group activity outside the legal entity is not in these figures.

Read the 2024 join carefully

Two bases meet here.

FY2024 is the one year both exist, and they disagree: the management series read €2,401,777 against the €2,163,024 filed - a gap of roughly 11%. The step from 2024 to 2025 therefore carries a basis change on top of real growth, so no growth rate should be quoted off those two rows.

Why 2023 falls

We wound down a quarter.

A large, low-margin marketplace apparel programme ended, taking roughly a quarter of group revenue with it. What remained was the higher-margin part of the business, and it rebuilt to a record by 2025 on a smaller, cleaner base. Every figure after 2023 sits on that shape.

Volume, or bigger baskets?

A revenue line alone cannot answer that. Indexed to 2020 = 100 on ERP product sales, with each series projected from its own months rather than borrowed from the other.

  • Revenue index
  • Order-count index
  • 2026 forecast
Product revenue and order count by year, indexed to 2020 equals 100
YearRevenue indexOrder-count index
2020100100
2021169180
2022173186
2023128120
2024159170
2025201191
2026 (forecast)228240

The two lines track each other, so the growth is volume-led: the average basket added about 5% across the whole period rather than carrying it. Indices are rounded to whole numbers, so a ratio read off the chart lands within a point of the underlying series.

Where the sales are

Share of sales by region over the most recent nineteen months. Europe is the base of the business; the Americas are the growth engine, up more than sixfold since 2020.

  • Europe 67.8%
  • Americas 26.1%
  • Rest of world 6.1%

Sales have come from 144 countries since 2020 - 65 in Europe, 24 in the Americas, 55 across the rest of the world. 86% of everything sold over that period went outside Greece. The Americas share is why TPL Americas opens in 2026.

We cut the range in half and sold more

Breadth peaked in 2022 and then came down hard as the marketplace programme wound down. Revenue did not follow it. Order and SKU counts are rounded at source - to the nearest thousand and the nearest hundred - so they are reported as approximate and nothing is divided by them.

≈41kOrders accepted, 2025
≈51k forecast for 2026
≈4,400SKUs that produced a sale, 2025
from ≈10,200 in 2022
−57%Selling range
2022 → 2025
+17%Product revenue
over the same three years

The wind-down removed range that was not paying for itself; it did not remove the business. Order count barely moved over those three years while revenue rose, and 2026 is the first year breadth turns back up - deliberately, on a much smaller base. Across the whole period the operation has sold 110 brands across 7 industries through 27 marketplaces: 18 Amazon, 4 eBay, 2 eMAG, plus Etsy, Skroutz and Shopflix.

Basis ERP order universe, cancelled orders removed, net of VAT Filed accounts TPL S.A. · GEMI 143336716000 · 2017–2025 Unfiled 2026 forecast Period Jan 2017 – Aug 2026

The thesis

Sell everywhere, without being everywhere.

01

Five models, one platform.

From full-risk D2C to zero-inventory OaaS, every partnership model runs on the same in-house platform. Revenue diversity without operational sprawl.

02

AI-native, not AI-flavored.

Official Anthropic partnership, NVIDIA Spark DGX on-prem, Amazon Bedrock. 26 people doing the work of a hundred.

03

Efficient by geography.

Patras HQ: 48 hours to 80% of EU consumers, at a cost base built in one building over nine years. Overhead ratio falling as revenue grows.

Track record · 2017 → 2027+
  1. 2017

    TPL S.A. founded in Patras; owned-and-operated warehouse live from day 1.

  2. 2018-24

    Award years: Envolve finalist 2018; Silver + Bronze at the e-volution Awards 2024, with Sleed.

  3. 2025

    Operations-as-a-Service launches, first partner live in October; Anthropic partnership, NVIDIA DGX on-prem, AWS AI accelerator.

  4. 2026

    TPL Americas launches. New Jersey, 3PL-backed, capital-light.

  5. 2027+

    TPL India on the horizon, the APAC and manufacturing-rim gateway.

Group structure

One holding parent.

A7 Holding LLC (Delaware) → TPL S.A. (EU · Patras) → TPL Americas LLC (US · live since 2026).

The moat

Platform + relationships.

A commerce platform built in-house since 2017 and never sold externally, plus vendor relationships earned over years, not bought.

TPL at the University of the Peloponnese: a speaker at the lectern, presenting a slide headed “5 stories to step out of your comfort zone”
Speaking at the University of the Peloponnese
TPL at the Delphi Economic Forum: three delegates in business suits with conference lanyards, in front of the forum backdrop
Delphi Economic Forum
The people

Operators, not consultants. Years side-by-side.

Spyridon Kotsalidis, Chief Executive Officer

Spyridon Kotsalidis

Chief Executive Officer

Sets strategy and owns capital, partnerships and the board.

Nikolaos Tsamis, Chief Operating Officer

Nikolaos Tsamis

Chief Operating Officer · Board VP

Runs the Patras engine: 40,000 orders a year, from listing to delivery.

Konstantinos Stafylas, Chief Financial Officer

Konstantinos Stafylas

Chief Financial Officer

Owns finance and the group structure investors underwrite.

Giannis Taranas, Chief Technology Officer

Giannis Taranas

Chief Technology Officer

Owns the commerce platform, built in-house since 2017, leads the AI transformation.

Giorgos Nikolakopoulos, E-Commerce Manager

Giorgos Nikolakopoulos

E-Commerce Manager

Runs the sales channels: every listing and price a buyer sees.

Backed by a 5-member advisory board and a 26-person team across engineering, operations, marketing and sales. Meet the whole team →

Recognition

Silver + Bronze, e-volution Awards 2024 · Envolve finalist 2018

  1. 2024

    e-volution Awards

    Silver · Logistics & Last Mile Services, with Sleed

  2. 2024

    e-volution Awards

    Bronze · International e-Commerce, with Sleed

  3. 2018

    Envolve Award Greece

    Finalist · 1 of 15

The ask

You’ve seen the numbers. The deck shows the model.

We run the operation ourselves: 40,000 orders a year, 125+ countries, 26 people in one building in Patras. The deck puts the numbers behind all three, model by model.

Investor contact

Spyridon Kotsalidis

Chief Executive Officer · TPL S.A.

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