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In the international segment, Marks & Spencer has a presence in 71 markets, operating through a mix of franchise partners, owned stores and online sales. The own stores area of the business has been ...
Inditex, released its sales figures for the first quarter of 2025 and its early summer sales performance, both of which failed to meet expectations. Reports indicate that concerns about inflation ...
Trent, Tata Group's retail arm, saw a 3% rise on June 23, reaching a five-month high of ₹6,078 per share. Its inclusion in ...
In 2023, Inditex opened stores in 41 markets. During the year, Zara opened its first store in Cambodia.At the end of FY2023 Inditex operated 5,692 stores. The company’s store sales grew 7.9 percent ...
Fiscal 2025 Highlights: Consolidated delivered sales of $2.1 billion Up 3% versus prior year Retail segment delivered sales increased 5% Added 11 newly opened stores, one of the largest yearly ...
Discover how Inditex's fast fashion model, working capital, and growth strategy make it a standout, income-friendly investment in the apparel industry.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves unveiled the UK’s 2025 Spending Review, boosting defence, the NHS, and AI, while slashing foreign aid. Defence gets an £11bn uplift, while the NHS gains £29bn a year, plus ...
Zara owner Inditex is exploring potential store locations in the UK for its low-priced Gen-Z-focused brand Lefties. The budget label is understood to be targeting 30,000sq ft flagship units in ...
In FY25, Zara reported total income of ₹ 2,839.5 crore, up 2.26% over the previous year. Massimo Dutti reported ₹ 101.23 crore in revenue, marginally down from ₹ 101.79 crore in FY24 ...
ZARA's India FY'25 sales flat at ₹2,782.06 cr, profit up 23% to ₹299.47 cr Its total income, which includes other income, was up 2.26% to ₹2,839.50 crore By PTI ...
Inditex Trent, the Tata-Inditex joint venture operating Zara in India, recorded its slowest sales growth in FY25, with revenue rising just 0.4% to ₹2,782 crore—its weakest performance since launch, ...
Shares in Zara owner Inditex fell Wednesday after the world’s biggest fashion retailer posted disappointing first quarter sales as concerns mount over US President Donald Trump’s trade war.