Mango said it has enjoyed an “extraordinary year” after the fashion retailer’s store and category expansion helped to deliver a 13% increase in both sales and operating profit.
Revenues for the Spanish giant surged to €3.76bn (£3.27bn) in 2025, driven by new brick-and-mortar openings, the strength of its value proposition, as well as the launches of its Teen and Home lines.
Mango reported its international business now accounts for 78% of total sales, led by France, Turkey, Germany, the US, and the UK.
EBITDA rose to €722m (£627m), which it attributed to effective operating cost management and supply chain optimisation.
The positive performance was supported by a €225m (£195m) investment into expanding and refurbishing the store estate as well as developing the company’s technological and logistics capabilities.
Mango said the 2025 results are “proof of a successful growth strategy and strong strategy ahead” and that it is aiming to hit its €4bn sales target for the current financial year.
Chief executive Toni Ruiz said: “We have transformed a complex year into an extraordinary one, achieving record growth across our key indicators and sustainably strengthening our profitability.
“These milestones reflect a company that has invested in its business model, has confidence in its value proposition, and has a strong global ambition.”
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