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Markets speak: Inditex rises and Puig falls after results presentation

Madrid – Puig and Inditex presented their respective balance sheets for the first half of 2025 between the afternoon of Tuesday, September 9 and the morning of Wednesday, September 10. The markets responded to these reports in clearly contrasting ways, reflecting both rejection and confidence from investors in their respective performances and...

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Zara sees slowing growth as Inditex sales decline in key markets

Madrid – Inditex, the Spanish fashion multinational that owns a brand portfolio including Zara, Bershka, Stradivarius and Massimo Dutti, reported its results for the first half of its current 2025 financial year this morning. This six-month period, ending on 31 July, saw the company achieve reduced sales and profit growth, while contracting its...

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Inditex launches 'Inditex Tech' on Medium to share technology insights

Madrid – Breaking the mould, Inditex has surprisingly launched its own account on the Medium platform. This goes against the typical dynamics of companies, large or small, perceiving any information about their internal operations as a risk. Under the name “Inditex Tech”, the owner of Zara aims to offer in-depth content related to the...

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Stradivarius strengthens its UK network with arrival in North East England

Spanish group Inditex continues to strengthen the international presence of its brands with the opening of the first Stradivarius store in North East England. The brand, known for its affordable and trendy fashion, has opened a 930-square-metre (10,000-square-foot) space in the Lower Red Mall area of the Metrocentre shopping centre, in...

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Regenerative agriculture in fashion: Kering and Inditex's fund expands its global reach

The Regenerative Fund for Nature, driven by Kering and Inditex in collaboration with Conservation International, has already integrated over 1.1 million hectares of agricultural land into regenerative agriculture projects across eight countries. It plans to expand to five more. This progress marks a significant expansion in both the fund’s...

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Palestinian BDS National Committee calls for boycott of Zara and Inditex

The Palestinian BDS National Committee (BNC) has launched an international call to boycott Zara and Inditex for their alleged complicity with the Israeli regime. According to the statement, this campaign seeks to mobilise consumers, workers, artists and human rights defenders to pressure Inditex to withdraw its operations from Israel. The BNC...

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Founder of Inditex acquires 49 percent of British port company PD Ports

Madrid – Amancio Ortega, founder and majority shareholder of Inditex, the owner of Zara, continues to expand and diversify his investment portfolio. He has increased his list of logistics assets with the purchase of 49 percent of the British port company PD Ports. PD Ports is one of the UK’s leading port groups and the statutory body for the...

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Madhya Pradesh seeks Inditex partnership for textile industry development

Chief Minister Mohan Yadav of Madhya Pradesh (MP), an Indian state, has expressed the state's intent to collaborate with global fashion giant Inditex for the comprehensive development of its textile and apparel industry, ANI reports. In a recent visit to the Spanish company, CM Yadav articulated the government's vision, emphasising, "We seek...

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Inditex relaunches Lefties in France

Madrid – While the precise financial contribution of Lefties to Inditex's overall business model remains largely undisclosed, the brand is increasingly assuming a prominent and public role within the group's growth strategies. This was underscored during the recent Inditex general shareholders' meeting, where the imminent relaunch of Lefties in...

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Inditex maintains its commitment to the US: first standalone Zara Man and flagship in San Francisco

Madrid – Amidst a macroeconomic and geopolitical backdrop where trade tensions instigated by the US government threaten to significantly impact the operations of multinationals like Inditex. During the Spanish company's latest annual general meeting on Tuesday, chief executive officer Óscar García Maceiras was clear and firm on the matter: “We...

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Tepid efforts dominate when it comes to corporate climate action

None of 55 major global companies achieved a high or even reasonable integrity in regards to their climate strategies. This is what the 2025 Corporate Climate Responsibility Monitor (CCRM) found out. The report analyses the climate strategies of 55 major global companies and evaluates the transparency and integrity of their climate pledges. It...

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Inditex sees profit grow in first half of 2025 as commercial activities pick up

Madrid – This morning, July 15, Inditex’s 2025 annual general meeting took place at the company’s headquarters in Arteixo, Galicia. The meeting, chaired by Marta Ortega Pérez, non-executive chair of the Spanish fashion multinational, saw the approval of the company's 2024 annual accounts. It also highlighted various ongoing initiatives and...