Spain’s mango affects two -digit growth in H1 2025, revenue greater than $ 2 billion

The Spanish Fast-Fashion Fast-Fashion dealer offered a solid performance in the first half (H1) of 2025, reporting a turnover of 1.73 billion euros (~ $ 2.1 billion), a 12 % increase on an annual basis (YOY), or 14 % at constant exchange rate. The results underline the effectiveness of the global mango strategy, the portfolio of different products and the growing appeal of customers.The international markets contributed with 78 % of total turnover, with Spain, France, Turkiye, Germany and the United States between the most performing regions. The collections designed by Barcelona 100 % of the brand continued to drive the performance on all lines.

Mango recorded 1.73 billion euros (~ $ 2.1 billion) in turnover H1 2025, growing by 12 % on an annual basis. International markets contributed with 78 % of sales, with strong growth through retail and online channels. The key developments included the launch of new stores, the AI tool, the capsules collections and the sustainability partnerships. The company has invested 110 million euros (~ $ 127.6 million) to strengthen its global strategy.

Mango has expanded its global retail imprint to 2,925 points of sale in over 120 markets, supported by 78 openings of new shops and 30 renovations in the key city including Monaco, Barcelona, London, Miami and Paris.

The remarkable throws included the first Standalone Mango Man shop in the United Kingdom and the first Mango teenage shop in Portugal, now the third largest market for the youth line after the United Kingdom and Andorra, Mango said in a press release.

Online sales remained a key growth driver, equal to 31 % of total revenue. By improving his digital experience, Mango has launched “Mango Stylist”, a tool based on artificial intelligence that offers personalized suggestions of products and fashion advice.

The company also introduced exclusive collections for capsules, including a collaboration with the designer Supriya Lele, and appointed Model Kaia Gerber as a brand of the brand. New launches have gone through the woman, the man, the children and the teenage lines.

Leadership changes included the appointment of Toni Ruiz as president in addition to his role as CEO and Jonathan Andic as vice president. The advice was further strengthened with two new independent directors: Manel Adell and Helena Helmersson.

Strategic investments were around 110 million euros (~ $ 127.6 million), mainly directed towards the development of the shop, a new corporate campus, the digital transformation and the final phase of logistics expansion in Lolo.

Mango has further advanced his sustainability strategy through partnerships with post fiber and circulose, added the release.

“In a sectoral, macroeconomic and geopolitical environment uncertain, the positive results of the first half of the year confirm the robustness of our model and strengthen our strategy. We continue to grow with a long -term vision, performing a differential value proposal that is well welcomed by our customers all over the world and with the continuous improvement of our sales channels,” he said Toni Ruiz, President and CEO (CEO) of Mango.

Fiber2fashion news desk (sg)