Mango continues to grow and achieves sales of €1.728 billion in the first half of the year.

BarcelonaAfter celebrating its 40th anniversary, Mango maintains the growth trend of recent years. The Catalan fashion brand's turnover increased by 12% from January to June 2025, reaching €1.728 billion. In the first half of the year after the death of its founder, Isak Andic, in a mountain accident, the company states that the results "reinforce its solid trajectory" and "demonstrate the upward trend" of recent years.

The multinational attributes this good start to the year to the reception of its collections among its customers and the "solid development and expansion" of all its channels compared to 2024. Last year the company had a turnover of 3.3 billion euros, the highest figure in its history0, with a view to 0 of 0,0 looking ahead. 2026.

With a presence in 120 countries, Mango's international business represents 78% of its turnover. The five main markets in terms of turnover during the first half of the year were Spain, France, Turkey, Germany and the United States.

Over the first six months of the year, Mango has invested approximately 110 million euros in strategic projects, 70% of which has been focused on store openings and renovations. Specifically, this opportunity was taken to expand the physical channel, with 78 openings and 30 renovations, including the inauguration of a new store. flagship on Avenida Diagonal—where it has concentrated its clothing lines for women, men, children, and teenagers in a single space for the first time—and the first establishment of its home products line, also located on Avenida Diagonal.

At the end of June, the clothing chain had more than 2,900 points of sale, of which 1,800 were its own stores and franchises, and around 1,100 corner stores. Regarding the online channel, it has maintained its positive growth and during the first six months of the year it represented 31% of total revenue.

After Andic

At the beginning of the year, Mango's board of directors unanimously approved the appointment of its CEO, Toni Ruiz, as president of the firmThe company emphasized that this confirmed "the Andic family's confidence in Toni Ruiz and the management team" and continued the separation between ownership and management, as pioneered by Isak Andic himself.

Likewise, One of Andic's sons, Jonathan Andic, decided to step aside and leave the executive position he held at the fashion company., where he has remained Vice Chairman of the Board of Directors. After seventeen years at the helm of Mango Man, Jonathan Andic has stepped down from the global management of the business to focus on the holding companies responsible for controlling the family's real estate and business investments.