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Ecoalf achieves first annual profit as 2025 revenue reaches 64.8 million euros

Spanish fashion and lifestyle brand Ecoalf, a pioneer in promoting circularity and the use of more sustainable materials and processes within the fashion industry, has reported its results for its latest fiscal year. The company, founded by Javier Goyeneche, completed the 2025 financial year with a positive net profit for the first time....

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Tendam accelerates its strategic plan: more stores, more brands, and a larger international footprint

Madrid – Alongside the presentation of its 2025 financial results, for the fiscal year running from March 1, 2025, to February 28, 2026, Tendam's chairman and chief executive officer, Jaume Miquel, has outlined the key points of the company's new Strategic Plan. He also detailed the terms and objectives for its execution. The company is...

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Tendam profits soar by 26 percent, announces 100 openings for 2026

Madrid – Spanish fashion multinational Tendam, the parent company of chains such as Cortefiel, Women'secret and Springfield, reported its results for its latest 2025 fiscal year this Tuesday morning. The period ended on February 28, with the group achieving further growth in revenue and profits. These results will serve as a foundation to...

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El Corte Inglés boosts profits by +22.6 percent to 628 million euros in 2025

Madrid – Spanish department store group El Corte Inglés reported the results for its last fiscal year 2025 on Monday morning. For the period ending February 28, 2026, the company increased its revenues and profits while continuing to reduce its debt. According to information provided by the Spanish company's management, El Corte Inglés (ECI)...

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Loewe grew by +9 percent in Jonathan Anderson's final year

Madrid – Spanish brand Loewe has presented the results for its main parent company, Loewe SA, for its latest 2024 financial year. The Madrid-based fashion house, owned by the French multinational holding company LVMH, once again achieved record turnover, although it experienced a notable drop in profits. These financial statements mark the end...

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El Corte Inglés reduced its international business by 20 percent and laid off over 900 employees in a year

Madrid - Following multiple confirmations of its positive trajectory and the announcement of its best revenue figures in 14 years for fiscal year 2024, El Corte Inglés has now released its consolidated accounts, providing a comprehensive view of its global business model. This detailed disclosure follows the department store giant's commitment...