Mango (apparel) closed the 2025 financial year with a record turnover of 3,767 million euros, marking an increase of 13% compared to the previous year. At constant exchange rates, the growth of the Spanish brand stands at 16%. The group reports this in a note.
Profitability
The main profitability indicators show a positive sign. Gross operating profit (Ebitda) rose to 722 million euros, an increase of 13% over 2024. Net profit reached 242 million euros, an improvement of 11%. Gross margin remained stable at 60.8%.
According to president and CEO Toni Ruiz, the company consolidated its business model “in a complex year”, reaching record levels. The results reflect efficient “operational cost management” and supply chain optimization.
Five hundred new openings
Looking more closely at the balance sheet, international expansion drives Mango’s revenues, with 78% of turnover generated outside Spanish borders. Major markets include France, Türkiye, Germany and the United States. In the latter, the company aims to enter the top 3 by 2026, supported by a plan of over 500 openings globally.
The online channel accounts for 31% of total revenues. The digital strategy uses artificial intelligence tools such as Mango stylist to personalize the purchasing experience. Under the direction of Marlies Hersbach, the e-commerce sector aims “to consolidate this technological progression”.
Investments of 225 million euros
The women’s line remains the pillar of the business and represents 79% of turnover. During the year, the company allocated record investments of 225 million euros, aimed at strengthening logistics, technological innovation and sustainability projects.