Mango, revenues in 2025 at almost 3.8 billion: highest figure in its history
The Spanish group files 2025 with a 13% increase in turnover and the largest ever investment of EUR 225 million for new shops, a campus and logistics systems
A 2025 of growth for the Spanish group Mango, which closed last year with a turnover of almost EUR 3.8 billion, up 13% compared to the previous year, the highest figure since its foundation in Barcelona in 1984. There was also a significant increase in ebitda, +13%, to 722 million.
Last year also saw the largest investment in Mango's history, almost EUR 225 million, mainly for the expansion and renovation of the shop network, the consolidation of the Mango Campus in Palau-solità i Plegamans, and technological and logistical capacities. More than 260 new shops were opened during the year, totalling 2900 outlets in more than 120 countries. Outside Spain, 78% of total revenues were generated. The online channel contributes about one third of total sales.
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79% of revenue was generated by the women's collections, 21%, but growing, were the Man, Kids, Teen (which doubled its network of shops to 60) and Home (whose first shops were opened in 2025).
'We have turned a complex year into an extraordinary one, achieving record levels in our key indicators and sustainably strengthening our profitability,' commented Toni Ruiz, President and CEO of Mango. These achievements are a reflection of a company that has been able to consolidate its business model and project its value proposition with a clear global ambition'.
After Spain, the most important markets for Mango are France, Turkey, Germany and the United States, followed by Italia, the United Kingdom and Portugal. In 2025, Mango strengthened its position in Italia, recording sales growth close to 30%, opening more than 20 shops, with a total of 120 active outlets. Another 20 openings are planned in 2026, including Palermo and Cagliari.
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