For the first half of 2025, fashion behemoth Mango reported a 12% year-over-year rise in turnover, hitting US $ 1.98 billion.
Strong consumer demand, a unique product offering, and the expansion of all of its sales channels—all of which showed like-for-like improvements—were cited by the company as the reasons for the success.
During that time, 78% of total turnover came from international business. Spain, France, Turkey, Germany, and the US were Mango’s best-performing markets. The business currently runs 2,925 points of sale throughout the world, including roughly 1,100 corner positions and more than 1,800 company-owned and franchised stores.
Mango launched 78 locations and renovated 30 more between January and June. Prominent stores in Miami’s Brickell City Centre and London’s Covent Garden were among the important new locations, along with a 1,000-square-meter flagship in Munich.
In the first half of 2025, 31% of total turnover came from the online channel. Mango elevated Marlies Hersbach to the position of Chief Officer of Online & Ecommerce and Group Management Committee member in order to strengthen its digital strategy. Additionally, the company introduced Mango Stylist, an AI-powered tool that provides trend articles, styling tips, and product recommendations.
Toni Ruiz, Chairman and CEO of Mango, stated that despite a challenging sectorial, macroeconomic, and geopolitical environment, the positive results achieved in the first half of the year underscore the strength of the company’s business model and reinforce its strategic direction. He emphasised that Mango continues to grow with a long-term vision, driven by a differentiated value proposition that resonates with customers globally, along with the ongoing enhancement of its sales channels.
