Mango's sales grew by 7.2% in the first six months of the year compared to the same period last year, after accounting for inflation. The Catalan brand's total revenue between January and June reached €1.852 billion.
According to company sources, these results "reinforce" Mango's position as an "international fashion benchmark." In the first half of last year, sales had grown by 12% year-on-year.
International business accounts for 77% of Mango's revenue. As of June, the company had 2,960 points of sale in 120 countries. The online channel represented 32% of sales, with double-digit growth. The main markets, besides Spain, are France, Turkey, Germany, and the United States. During the first half, 127 new stores were opened and 37 were renovated.
The fashion company invested €90 million in the expansion and improvement of its store network, as well as in increasing technological capabilities and expanding the Mango Campus. For this year, it plans to open ten stores in the United Kingdom and ten more in Turkey. In the longer term, it has 45 openings planned in France and 27 in Italy by 2028.
This year marks the end of the 2024-2026 strategic plan, which sets the goal of closing the fiscal year with a turnover of €4 billion. The company believes that the first-half results reflect a "positive evolution" and reaffirm its "sustained growth trajectory".
Mango also highlights its "key reputation and brand value indicators," asserting its position as one of the most promising and recognized fashion brands internationally. The company's workforce exceeds 18,000 employees.
