Spanish fashion giant Mango reported half-year revenues increasing ahead of the global fashion market, which it said underpinned its “strong value proposition”.
In the first half of 2026, Mango reported a 7.2% increase in turnover to over €1.8bn (£1.54bn) – a 10.7% increase in sales based on constant exchange rates.
During the period, Mango reported it opened 127 stores and 37 store refurbishments around the world, bringing its total store estate to over 2,960 points of sale across 120 markets worldwide.
Online meanwhile generated double-digit growth in the period and now accounts for 32% of the retail giant’s total turnover.
Mango said it also continued to grow its international business during the period and that while Spain remained the company’s largest market (and delivered double-digit sales growth), the retailer also opened 10 new UK stores in the first half and launched an exclusive new collection in partnership with British tailoring house Richard James.
The retailer has also announced expansion plans across Europe, with plans for 45 new stores in France by 2028 and 22 new stores in Italy within the same time period.
Mango chair and chief executive Toni Ruiz said: “We are entering the final stretch of our 4Es 2024-2026 Strategic Plan with a clear ambition to reach €4bn in revenue this year. Our first-half results demonstrate continued positive momentum, with growth ahead of the wider market, further strengthening our position as one of the leading international fashion brands. Despite a complex operating environment, we continue to make progress through our differentiated value proposition, our expansion strategy and the commitment of our teams across MANGO.”
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