Adolfo Domínguez Slashes Losses by 19% with Record-Breaking Sales from March to November

Adolfo Domínguez reduced its losses by 18.6% during the first nine months of its fiscal year 2025-2026, between March and November 2025, to €1.3 million, its best figure in thirteen years.1.3 million, its best figure in thirteen years, while sales increased by 2.5% to €93.3 million, the company informed the Spanish Securities and Exchange Commission (CNMV) on Friday.

The turnover of the company, which has 372 points of sale in 53 countries, reached in the first three quarters of its fiscal year the best figure in the last twelve years.

The company emphasized that it continues to strengthen its international projection, with 43.9% of its sales outside Spain, a repositioning that has intensified in the last decade. Online revenues increased by 8.5% in the first nine months of the year compared to the same period last year.

Adolfo Domínguez continues to strengthen its international projection, with 43.9% of its sales outside Spain

The momentum of the international business and the more profitable consolidation of the Spanish market, which accounts for 56.1% of revenues, have enabled the company to improve its sales margin by 6.4%, to its highest level in twelve years. This increase has brought operating profit (ebit) to its best figures in 16 years.

Adolfo Domínguez’s corporate finance director, Rubén Martín, underscored the company’s efforts to maximize the profitability of its sales and commercial network, “with a notable improvement in the margin, which has increased by 6.4%, to the highest level in twelve years.with a notable improvement in margin, operating profit and greater profitability of the network in Spain, a market that continues to consolidate despite the downward trend in the sector”.

The company recorded significant sales increases in the Middle East (up 89%) and Latin America (up 13.5%), with increases of more than 26% in markets such as Chile, Colombia, Uruguay and Paraguay. In Mexico, its main market in the Americas, growth stood at 6.1%, while in Europe, France (up 21.7%), Portugal (up 6.7%) and the United Kingdom (up 4.8%) posted significant gains.