Parent company of brands like Zara, Bershka, and Massimo Dutti, Spanish fast fashion company, Inditex reported a ‘solid’ performance in H1, FY25.

The company’s sales for the six months ending in July rose 1.6 per cent Y-o-Y to €18.357 billion. While this might seem modest, the increase was a more encouraging 5.1 per cent when calculated at a constant exchange rate.

Inditex's gross profit for the period increased by 1.5 per cent to €10.7 billion. Its EBITDA rose by 1.5 per cent to €5.1 billion while net income grew by 0.8 per cent to €2.8 billion.

Zara remains the company's largest brand by a significant margin, with sales of €13.15 billion. Other brands also contributed to the overall results. The sales of Bershka rose to €1.438 billion while Stradivarius sales reached €1.327 billion. Pull&Bear sales hit €1.158 billion while sales of the brand Oysho increased to €389 million. Meanwhile Massimo Dutti saw a slight sales decline to €895 million.

Europe remains the company's largest market, accounting for 50.7 per cent of sales, followed by the Americas (17.8 per cent), and Asia and the rest of the world (16 per cent). Sales in Spain comprised 15.5 per cent of the total.

Inditex has started its H2, FY25 with strong momentum. Store and online sales in constant currency grew 9 per cent between August 1 and September 7, 2025, compared to the same period the previous year.

The company plans to continue optimizing its store network, with an expected 5 per cent growth in annual gross space over 2025-2026. Combined with strong online sales, this strategy is expected to drive further productivity gains. In H1, FY25 alone, Inditex opened new stores in 35 markets and completed major refurbishments and relocations for flagship stores, including Zara in Madrid and the Trafford Centre in Manchester.