The Catalan multinational fashion company Mango increased its profit by 11% in 2025, to 242 million euros, in line with the 13% increase in turnover compared to the previous yearMango's revenue reached nearly €3.8 billion, as reported this Thursday by the company's president and CEO, Toni Ruiz. "We have managed to turn a complicated year into a record year," Ruiz stated at the press conference presenting the results at the group's headquarters in Palau-solità i Plegamans (Vallès Occidental). The CEO noted that 2025 was "the first year without our founder," referring to the death of Isak Andic in December 2024. With these results, Mango maintains the upward trend of recent years, following the initial impact on the Catalan retail sector. Compared to 2019—the last year before the COVID-19 pandemic—the multinational has increased its revenue by approximately €1.5 billion. Ruiz celebrated that the group is "growing well above the market." "Mango is experiencing the strongest period in its history," he added. Looking ahead to this year, the president has set the company's goal of reaching €4 billion in revenue.

The family of Mango founder Isak Andic paid tribute to the businessman this Friday on the first anniversary of his death in a mountain accident, which falls this Sunday. His three children, Jonathan, Judith, and Sarah, laid flowers this morning at the sculpture by Jaume Plensa at Mango's headquarters in Palau-solità i Plegamans (Vallès Occidental).

The investigation into the death of Mango founder Isak Andic is currently at a critical juncture. The Mossos d'Esquadra are emptying the personal cell phone of his eldest son, Jonathan Andic., investigated in this case being investigated by the Martorell courts. The police have been searching for conversations, photographs, emails, and other potentially suspicious elements for a month. Before reaching this point, one of the elements the police investigation has taken into account is the emptying of his father's cell phone, according to ARA.

A twist in the Andic case. Nine months ago, Mango owner Isak Andic died at the age of 71 while hiking through the Salnitre caves in Collbató, accompanied by his eldest son, Jonathan Andic. Despite the passing of months, the judicial investigation into the case has not been closed, to the point that Jonathan Andic is now a suspect in his father's death. This was recently decided by the presiding judge of the Investigative Court No. 5 of Martorell, who is investigating the case, after analyzing various evidence provided by the Mossos d'Esquadra investigation.

After 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 three sons of Mango founder Isak Andic, died in a mountain accident last December, have already taken on their father's business legacy, through both the family holding company Punta Na – which encompasses, for example, all their real estate businesses – and the Catalan fashion brand. According to what has been announced The Vanguard As ARA has been able to confirm, the process of formalizing the inheritance of the man who was once the richest man in Catalonia has now been completed, and the businessman's descendants will equally divide both the ownership and positions in the group's various companies. The newspaper also reports that these changes will be implemented in the Commercial Registry in the coming weeks.

The Catalan fashion company Mango earned 219 million euros last year, 27% more than in 2023, the company reported this Monday in a press conference. The group also increased its revenues, in this case by 7.6% (11.6% discounting the effects of currency exchange rates), to 3,339 million euros. This is the company's first presentation of results since the death in a mountain accident of its founder, Isak Andic, last December.

The judge in Martorell has decided this Tuesday to reopen the investigation into the death in a hiking accident of the owner of Mango, Isak Andic. Initially, the judge of the investigating court number 5 of Martorell ordered the provisional filing of the case in mid-January because he saw no signs of crime. Now, as he has advanced The Newspaper and the ARA has been able to confirm, the case has been reopened. However, this does not mean that the main hypothesis of the Mossos d'Esquadra investigators has changed, which is that Andic had gone on an excursion with his eldest son, Jonathan Andic, to take a route through the Salnitre de Collbató caves, slipped on one of the paths and fell into the void for about 10 minutes.

More than two months after the death of Mango founder Isak Andic in a tragic accident in the Collbató caves, the Catalan business world is still in shock over his loss. Since 14 December, there has not been a business event in which Andic's name is not used as an example of entrepreneurship, commitment and a job well done. A recognition that has materialised again this Monday, with the presentation by the president of Catalonia, Salvador Illa, of the Gold Medal of the Generalitat posthumously to Isak Andic; it is the highest honour in the country.