The Spanish clothing supplier Bimba y Lola was able to significantly increase its profit in the 2025/26 financial year. This emerges from current results that the company published on Wednesday. It had already reported an increase in sales in March based on preliminary figures.
According to management, sales in the last financial year amounted to 250 million euros. This corresponded to an increase of 6.8 percent compared to the previous year. This enabled the company to increase its growth rate. In 2024/25, revenues only increased by three percent.
Earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) grew by 68.4 percent to 32 million euros. The net profit amounted to eight million euros. This means it was more than five times as high as the previous year, when it was 1.5 million euros.
“Our 2025 was really positive in many ways,” said CEO Jose Manuel Martínez in a statement. “The good development of our comparable sales in all markets shows us a growing affection for the brand and encourages us to continue to improve.” The aim is to further strengthen Bimba y Lola as a “Spanish brand with global reach”.
The Spanish domestic market is the growth engine
The most important sales channel remained its own stationary retail trade, whose revenues rose by 5.5 percent to 195 million euros in 2025/26. He thus contributed 78 percent of total sales. During the most recent financial year, the company expanded its network of its own stores and franchise stores by eleven locations to 321 stores.
Sales in the digital sales channels rose by 11.9 percent to 55 million euros. This brought their share of total sales to 22 percent.
The growth engine was the domestic market. In Spain, sales increased by 11.6 percent to 145 million euros. The share of total sales increased to 58 percent. In foreign business, revenue only rose by just under two percent to 105 million euros. However, management highlighted that like-for-like sales had “developed well” in all markets in which the company operates.
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