Mango Reports Strong Double-Digit Growth In H1 2025
Global fashion brand Mango has reported robust growth for the first half of 2025, with turnover reaching €1,728 million, marking a 12% year-on-year increase, and 14% at constant exchange rates. The company attributes the growth to strong customer response to its collections, expansion across key markets, and continued investment in retail and digital infrastructure.
International business contributed 78% of Mango’s total turnover, with Spain, France, Turkey, Germany, and the United States emerging as the top-performing markets. Online sales accounted for 31% of the total, underscoring the brand’s strong digital presence.
In the first six months of the year, Mango opened 78 new stores and refurbished 30 existing ones, expanding its global footprint to 2,925 points of sale across more than 120 markets. Key openings included flagship stores in Munich, Barcelona, Dublin, London, Miami, and Seattle. The company also launched its first Mango Home store in Barcelona, the first Mango Man standalone store in the UK, and the first Mango Teen store in Portugal.
Chairman and CEO Toni Ruiz noted, “In a challenging global environment, our strong performance confirms the resilience of our model and the appeal of our differentiated value proposition. We remain focused on long-term, sustainable growth.”
The brand continued to elevate its collections through capsule launches, such as its collaboration with designer Supriya Lele, and by appointing model Kaia Gerber as brand ambassador. New collections were also launched across woman, man, kids and teen lines.
Mango invested approximately €110 million in strategic projects in H1 2025, with 70% dedicated to store expansion and renovation. The remainder supported initiatives such as the development of the new corporate campus, technological upgrades and the final phase of expansion at its logistics centre in Lliçà.
The company also reinforced its online capabilities by appointing Marlies Hersbach as Chief Online & Ecommerce Officer and launching Mango Stylist, an AI-powered tool that offers personalized style recommendations to customers.
On the governance front, Toni Ruiz was appointed Chairman of the Board while continuing as CEO, and Jonathan Andic was named Vice-Chairman. Two new independent directors Manel Adell and Helena Helmersson, former CEO of H&M Group, were also appointed, enhancing corporate governance. The company has also changed its corporate name from Punto Fa, S.L. to Mango MNG, S.A., aligning with regulatory requirements for entities of public interest in Spain.
Mango advanced its sustainability goals through collaborations with The Post Fiber and Circulose, reinforcing its circular fashion strategy. The brand’s reputation has also risen significantly, climbing 17 places in the Merco 2025 rankings, increasing brand value by 26% in Kantar BrandZ, and earning recognition from the Financial Times as one of Europe’s top 100 employers.
With strong growth, expanded reach, and a focus on innovation and sustainability, Mango continues to consolidate its global leadership in fashion retail.
