The Spanish clothing retailer Mango presented its results for the 2025 financial year on Thursday. The company was able to announce another sales record.
Last year, sales amounted to 3.77 billion euros. That was an increase of 13 percent compared to 2024. The dominant category continued to be women’s fashion with 79 percent of sales, while men’s fashion, children’s, teen and home areas accounted for the remaining 21 percent.
Earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) were 722 million euros, also 13 percent above the previous year’s level. Net profit grew by eleven percent to 242 million euros.
Chairman and CEO Toni Ruiz emphasized in a statement that the company had succeeded in “turning a complex year into an exceptional financial year, achieving record levels in our key metrics and sustainably strengthening our profitability.” These “milestones” underlined that the clothing retailer “has successfully consolidated its business model and delivered on its value proposition with strong global ambition.”
“We managed to turn a complex year into an extraordinary financial year”Toni Ruiz
The increase in sales in 2025 resulted from the expansion of the stationary branch network and the strengthening of the online business. E-commerce recently accounted for almost a third of the group’s total sales.
During the year, Mango opened more than 260 outlets and completed 86 remodels. This brings the total sales area to almost 900,000 square meters in more than 120 countries. Spain, France, Turkey, Germany and the USA remained the main markets. They accounted for a total of 78 percent of global sales.
The expansion was driven by investments in a record volume of 225 million euros. The funds were mainly used to renovate and optimize stores, develop the Mango Campus and strengthen the company’s technological and logistical capabilities.
For 2026, Mango plans to continue its international expansion strategy and maintain the balance of brick-and-mortar and digital channels. At the same time, the company continues to focus on sustainability criteria in its collections. Currently, 80 percent of the fibers used are environmentally friendly, of which 32 percent come from recycled materials.
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