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Spain’s Mango Plans 500 More Stores by 2026

Blueprint includes doubling its U.S. footprint to 40 locales

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December 22, 2023

VMSD Staff

Spain’s Mango Plans 500 More Stores by 2026 — A Mango store in Berlin. Photo: Courtesy of Mango Fashion Group

A Mango store in Berlin. Photo: Courtesy of Mango Fashion Group

Mango Fashion Group (Barcelona) will celebrate its 40th year in 2024 by kicking off a major expansion that will include doubling its stable of U.S. stores to 40 units. In addition, by 2026, the fashion retailer plans roughly 500 added store openings in Spain, France, Italy, the United Kingdom, India and Canada.

In the current year, the retailer company said it “has consolidated its commitment to its physical channel” with more than 130 net store openings and 80 store refurbishments, giving it 2700 points of sale in more than 115 markets worldwide. New U.S. states it entered in 2023 include Texas, Georgia and California.

Group CEO Toni Ruiz said he embarks on this expansion campaign “with gratitude, excitement and great responsibility, something all the teams in the company have worked with in recent years, establishing a vision that has allowed us to become one of Europe’s leading fashion groups. We will continue to drive this project in the future, with solidity, stability and ambition, in order to leave a bigger and better company for the coming generations.”

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