78 percent of sales abroad achieved

The Spanish fashion company Mango published its business figures for the first half of 2025 and reported a clear double -digit sales growth. The company was turning sales of 1.73 billion euros, which corresponds to an increase of twelve percent compared to the same period in the previous year. In the case of constant exchange rates, growth was fourteen percent. In the comparison period of the previous year, sales were 1.54 billion euros.

“In an unstable industry, macroeconomic and geopolitical environment, the positive results of the first half of the year confirm the robustness of our business model and strengthen our strategy,” commented Toni Ruiz, President and CEO of Mango. “We continue to grow with a long -term vision and a differentiated range of value that is well received by our customers worldwide.” The continuous improvement of sales channels is a central part of the strategic orientation, Ruiz continues.

Positive growth after channels, markets and business areas

Detailed figures on individual business areas did not name Mango, but confirmed sales growth in all segments.

With regard to the channels, mango management emphasized the positive development of the online channel. This achieved sales of 535.68 million euros and thus accounted for 31 percent of the total half -year sales. In the previous year, the proportion was 33 percent with sales of 509.19 million euros. At the same time, the company further expanded its inpatient sales network: in the first half of 2025, 30 conversions and 78 openings were made. Mango completed the half year with 2,925 sales outlets in over 120 markets, including 1,800 own shops and franchise branches as well as around 1,100 shop-in shops.

With regard to the market performance, Mango achieved 78 percent of its sales in international business in the first half of the year, which corresponds to 1.35 billion euros. This percentage remains the same compared to the same period last year when sales were 1.20 billion euros. The importance of the five main markets remains just as unchanged: Spain, France, Türkiye, Germany and the United States are the most important markets of mango after sales volume in this order. The company continues to pursue the strategic goal of making the United States one of the three largest markets by 2026.

Adjustments in the management bodies

In a period that was shaped by the tragic death of Isak Andic, founder, main shareholder and non-existent president of Mango, the Spanish company brought “order” into its most important leadership in the first half of the year.

Toni Ruiz, CEO of the company, has been appointed the new president of Mango, Jonathan Andic as Vice President. Shortly afterwards, Jonathan Andic left the management. At the same time, Manel Adell was appointed the new independent board of directors of the company, followed by Helena Helmersson at the beginning of this week.