Inditex

The Spanish company started in 1963 by Amancio Ortega, where he founded Confecciones GOA, a modest workshop that distributed home garments. Today, Inditex is one of the largest fashion distribution groups in the world and has eight commercial formats, the main one is Zara, that opened its first store in 1975.

Fashion retail titan is set to complete construction of its second logistics hub in Zaragoza by next June, backed by a €600 million investment and adding 1,500 jobs.

Inditex Soars: Bershka Lands in Copenhagen and Expands in Spain

The Spanish fashion powerhouse expands its footprint in the Nordic countries, continuing its international trajectory which has seen its youngest brand reach India, Venezuela, Sweden, Italy, Paraguay, and the UK over the past year.

Inditex Shuffles Zara Home in Paris: Shuts Pop-Up, Unveils New Apartment on Rue du Bac

From pop-up to permanence: Zara Home transitions from 117 Rue du Bac to a lasting presence at 83, signaling a bold foray into design and strengthening the Spanish giant’s premium storytelling.

Zara Taps into Las Vegas with Caesars Palace Opening

The leading chain of the Spanish retail behemoth is set to open its flagship outlet in the vibrant shopping hub of Caesars Palace, as part of an ambitious US expansion plan to establish four more stores by 2026.

Zara’s New Identity: Inditex Secures Approval for Numeric Trademark 26 1 18 1

Friday green light from the Supreme Court allows the Spanish giant to utilize a numerical sequence as a brand identifier for its flagship, corresponding to the Anglo-Saxon alphabetical order.

Mainstream Fashion’s New Monarch: Fast Retailing Outraces Gap and Surges Ahead of Inditex

With their latest annual results, the Japanese conglomerate led by Uniqlo is pulling further ahead of the American company Gap, which is grappling with its reliance on the domestic market, and is closing the gap with Swedish rival H&M.

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Bershka Joins Inditex’s Strategic Expansion into the Mercosur Market

The Spanish retail powerhouse gears up to launch a new outlet in Sao Paulo’s bustling Morumbi Shopping Mall. With Zara and Zara Home, the company already has 51 stores across Brazil.

Inditex Stumbles: Five Key Pressures Driving Slowdown

The Galician group that owns Zara has started fiscal 2025 with a weak increase in sales and a flat net income performance. The group keeps gross margin under control, but has challenges ahead.

Inditex Shrinks Footprint by 132 Stores, with Zara Home and Oysho at the Forefront

Inditex refines its retail estate in the first three quarters of 2025: Zara, Massimo Dutti, Pull&Bear, Stradivarius and Oysho reduce their network, while Bershka and Lefties stand out as the chains that add stores in the period.

In a strategic expansion, the Spanish giant is contemplating a sprawling 3,300,000-square-feet logistics park for Tempe, its renowned footwear and accessories arm, in Parc Sagunt, Valencia.

From October 2nd to 5th, Inditex’s premier chain takes over the heart of Parisian luxury, showcasing a pop-up curated by ex-Colette’s Sarah Andelman and a unique collection co-designed with international art and cultural figures.

Originally launched as a Zara outlet, the chain is expanding into the British market with a fresh look and its Home collection, eyeing new stores on Oxford Street and at Westfield London among four upcoming openings.

Retail journeys from A Coruña to the fashion capitals of Paris and Madrid, embracing a domestic charm to elevate its aspirational appeal. Zara introduces a premium hybrid model, as Sézane celebrates ten years of Parisian elegance.

The American company behind Cycora, the recycled polyester featured in collections from Zara, Ganni, Gap, and Patagonia, has appointed Adolfo Tannenbaum to spearhead its operations in Spain and parts of Europe.

Currency fluctuations gnaw at growth margins of major fashion conglomerates. Inditex’s forecast for the current fiscal year suggests a 4% sales impact.

The Spanish group continues its previous trend, wrapping up the first half of 2025 with sales hitting €18.357 billion, impacted by currency fluctuations. Net income stands at €2.791 billion.

Zara reinforces its image in Spain with the reopening of its Serrano store, a 2,400-square-meter space that bets on its most premium format and omnichannel experience, with the third Apartment of the network.

Following the launch of a new London store this April, a dynamic Inditex brand strengthens its UK presence with a flagship debut at Manchester’s Trafford Centre.

Spanish giant strengthens its foothold in the UK following a year of global expansion with new store openings for its youngest brand. Recent additions include locations in Venezuela, Sweden, Italy, and Paraguay.

The Spanish and French powerhouses are the leading forces behind Conservation International’s Regenerative Nature Fund, which this year has surpassed over one million hectares dedicated to regenerative practices.

The flagship store of the Spanish brand has come under fire from the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA), which has also scrutinized advertisements from British firms Marks & Spencer and Next for comparable issues this year.

She is Isabela Pérez, who will join the Spanish group at the end of the summer to replace Enrique Muñoz, who has retired. This is a new move in the strategy of renewing the company’s top management this year.

The textile hub, which has carved out a niche for itself in fashion sourcing due to its proximity to Europe, is now facing rising inflation and cost increases, as well as the emergence of new competitors, which threaten its position.

Inditex’s Zara Home strengthens its premium market position through a chic collaboration with UK-based Collagerie, highlighting curated design and sophisticated lifestyle.

As Marta Ortega and Óscar García Maceiras mark their fourth year of leadership, a new corporate general management position emerges amidst Mango’s reorganization after its founder’s demise.

The CEO of the Spanish retail giant, number one in the world, said that the company is keeping its expansion plan intact in the U.S., its main international market.

The group’s general shareholders’ meeting has formalized the appointment of Pontegadea’s CEO, Roberto Cibeira, as a new member of the board of directors. He bids farewell to outgoing Vice-Chairman José Arnau.

The Barcelona-based company has closed an €18 million seed round, with participation from the fashion distribution group. Both would be working to automate processes that traditional robotics has not been able to.

The Spanish group, owner of Zara, proposes a combination of a multi-year cash bonus and a promise to deliver shares free of charge. The board will also give the green light to the appointment of Roberto Cibeira as a director.

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