Mango continues its upward trend: sales up 7.2% in the first six months of 2026
Having closed 2025 with the highest turnover in its history – nearly 38 billion euros – the growth has continued into the first part of the year. For Italia, the agreement with Coin is of strategic importance
After closing 2025 with the highest turnover in its history, amounting to almost 38 billion euros, the Spanish group Mango continues to report positive sales performance in the first half of 2026 as well: in fact, the first six months of the year saw a 7.2 per cent increase in turnover compared with the same period in 2025, totalling 1.852 billion euros.
According to a statement, the brand has continued to reinvest in its business, allocating nearly 90 million euros to the expansion and modernisation of its network of shops, the strengthening of its operational and technological capabilities, and the expansion of the Mango Campus.
As part of the ‘Expand’ pillar of the 4Es Plan, the company continued to support its physical retail network – opening 127 shops and refurbishing 37 – ending June with a network of over 2,960 outlets in more than 120 countries. The company’s five largest markets by turnover were Spain, followed by France, Turkey, Germany and the United States. 77 per cent of turnover is generated outside Italy. At the same time, the online channel, which accounts for 32 per cent of the business, recorded double-digit turnover growth in the first six months of the year.
Specifically, at the Choose France Summit, the company announced a €66 million investment programme to open 45 shops in France by 2028, including 15 in 2026. In Italia, Mango recently signed a strategic partnership with Coin which involves the opening of 22 shops between September 2026 and 2028. In addition, 10 shops are set to open in the UK and a further 10 in Turkey during the current financial year.
According to Chairman and CEO Toni Ruiz, “We are entering the final phase of our 4Es Strategic Plan 2024–2026 with the clear ambition of achieving €4 billion in turnover this year. The results for the first half of the year demonstrate continued positive momentum, with growth outpacing that of the wider market, further strengthening our position amongst the leading international fashion brands. Despite a challenging operating environment, we continue to make progress thanks to our distinctive value proposition.”
