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Mango has revealed its operating profit has surged to €722m (£627m) in FY25, up 13% year-on-year.
The fashion retailer revealed turnover also jumped 13% to €3.8bn (£3.27 bn) as it said it strengthened its differentiated value proposition. It also noted that turnover was boosted by the performance of its womenswear offering which accounted for 79% of its total turnover.
Net profit for the year rose by 11% to €242m (£210.2m).
The year also saw the company invest nearly €225m (£195.5m) in the expansion and refurbishment of its stores, the opening of its ‘Mango Campus’ headquarters and the upgrades to its technological and logistics systems.
The firm opened more than 260 new stores in 2025, bringing its total estate to more than 2,900 sites worldwide.
These included flagship store openings in international cities such as Barcelona, Berlin, Ankara, Chicago, Rome, Munich and London.
MANGO Teen also doubled its store network to more than 60 locations, while 2025 saw the opening of the first standalone MANGO Home stores, bringing the total to four by year-end.
The Woman line remained at the heart of the business, accounting for 79% of total turnover. The Man, Kids, Teen and Home divisions also performed strongly, growing faster than the industry average and generating 21% of revenue combined.
78% of its revenue was generated outside of Spain, with France, Turkey, Germany, the US, Italy, the UK and Portugal remaining its biggest international markets.
A third of its revenue came from online sales, vouching for the success of its omnichannel model.
Commenting on the results, Mango chairman and CEO 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 strong global ambition.”
