Spanish fashion retailer Mango reported strong growth in 2025, with revenue rising to €3.8 billion as the company expanded its global retail network and increased investment in technology and logistics.
The Barcelona-based fashion group said turnover climbed 13% from the previous year, while earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) rose by the same margin to €722 million. Net profit reached €242 million, up 11% year-on-year, reflecting improved operating efficiency and continued international demand.
Chief Executive Officer Toni Ruiz said the results demonstrate the strength of Mango’s business model despite ongoing global economic uncertainty.
“Our 2025 performance confirms the solidity of our strategy and the strength of the Mango brand internationally,” Ruiz said in a statement, highlighting the company’s continued focus on design, innovation and sustainability.
The retailer invested about €225 million during the year, marking the largest annual investment in its history. The spending focused on expanding and refurbishing stores, strengthening logistics infrastructure and advancing technology capabilities as the company pushes forward with its multi-year growth strategy.
Mango also continued to broaden its international presence, opening more than 260 new points of sale globally in 2025. The company added stores in major cities including Barcelona, Berlin, Chicago, London and Rome as it accelerated its expansion in Europe, the United States and other key markets.
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International markets now account for roughly 78% of Mango’s total revenue, underscoring the brand’s growing global footprint. The company’s digital channel also continues to gain traction, with online sales representing around one-third of total turnover.
Womenswear remains Mango’s core business segment, though the retailer has been steadily expanding other categories such as menswear, kidswear and home products in an effort to diversify revenue streams and attract new consumers.
The results come as Mango advances its 2024–2026 strategic plan aimed at strengthening the brand’s global positioning and boosting omnichannel retail capabilities. The company is targeting annual sales exceeding €4 billion by 2026 through a combination of physical store growth, digital expansion and operational investments.
Founded in 1984, Mango has grown into one of Europe’s largest fashion retailers, operating thousands of stores across more than 110 markets worldwide. The company continues to focus on international growth, particularly in North America and key European cities, while enhancing its logistics and digital infrastructure to support long-term expansion.
The latest results highlight Mango’s resilience in a challenging global retail environment, as fashion brands navigate shifting consumer demand, rising costs and intensifying competition in both physical and online markets.
