International markets contributed 78 per cent of total turnover, with Spain, France, Turkiye, Germany, and the United States among the top-performing regions. The brand’s 100 per cent Barcelona-designed collections continued to drive performance across all lines.
Mango has reported €1.73 billion (~$2.1 billion) in H1 2025 turnover, up 12 per cent YoY.
International markets contributed 78 per cent of sales, with strong growth across retail and online channels.
Key developments included new store launches, AI tool, capsule collections, and sustainability partnerships.
The company invested €110 million (~$127.6 million) to reinforce its global strategy.
Mango expanded its global retail footprint to 2,925 points of sale across over 120 markets, supported by 78 new store openings and 30 refurbishments in key cities including Munich, Barcelona, London, Miami, and Paris.
Notable launches included the first Mango Man standalone shop in the UK and the first Mango Teen shop in Portugal, now the third-largest market for the youth line after the UK and Andorra, Mango said in a press release.
Online sales remained a key growth driver, accounting for 31 per cent of total revenue. Enhancing its digital experience, Mango launched ‘Mango Stylist’, an AI-powered tool offering personalised product suggestions and fashion advice.
The company also introduced exclusive capsule collections, including a collaboration with designer Supriya Lele, and named model Kaia Gerber as brand ambassador. New launches spanned the Woman, Man, Kids, and Teen lines.
Leadership changes included the appointment of Toni Ruiz as chairman in addition to his CEO role, and Jonathan Andic as vice chairman. The board was further reinforced with two new independent directors: Manel Adell and Helena Helmersson.
Strategic investments totalled approximately €110 million (~$127.6 million), primarily directed towards store development, a new corporate campus, digital transformation, and the final phase of logistics expansion in Llica.
Mango further advanced its sustainability strategy through partnerships with The Post Fiber and Circulose, added the release.
“In an uncertain sectorial, macroeconomic and geopolitical environment, 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, executing a differential value proposition that is well received by our customers around the world, and with continuous improvement of our sales channels,” said Toni Ruiz, chairman and chief executive officer (CEO) of Mango.
Fibre2Fashion News Desk (SG)
