Inditex groupe (Zara): The latest figures, news and market research on Inditex groupe (Zara)

Turnover: 35.95 billion EUR (2023)

Country: Spain

Zara is a children's and adult clothing brand belonging to the Spanish Inditex group, founded in 1975 by Amancio Ortega.
the group owns the Zara Home, Massimo Dutti, Bershka, Pull and Bear, Stradivarius, Kiddy's class, Lefties, Uterqüe and Oysho brands. And in 1999, the group launched its own cosmetics and perfume brand, Zara Fragrances.
Zara clothing is mid-range, inspired by the latest haute couture creations.
Zara renews its products on average every month
Much of Zara's production takes place in North Africa.
With more than 200 designers, the group is able to produce over 30,000 garments a year.
The group has been present in France since 1988, where it has grown to become popular with nearly 142 stores.
The Inditex group is one of the world's leading textile and clothing retailers
Zara France will have around 120 stores by 2022 and estimated sales of €1.3 billion by 2021

Zara successfully moves upmarket in the face of ultra-fast fashion 13/09/2024

- Inditex owns brands such as Pull and Bear, Massimo Dutti, Bershka and Zara.
- Zara focuses on moving upmarket rather than competing with ultra-fast fashion.
- Zara has over 1,800 stores worldwide.

Zara's recipe for remaining the world's leading ready-to-wear brand 10/07/2024

- Head office: Arteixo, ten kilometers from La Coruña, Spain.
- Sales: nearly 36 billion euros last year.
- Share of capital held by Amancio Ortega: 59%.
- Proportion of production carried out close to main markets: 50% (in countries such as Spain, Portugal, Morocco and Turkey).
- Worldwide store replenishment frequency: twice a week.

Zara, Bershka, Massimo Dutti, all Inditex banners to grow by 10% or more by 2023 14/03/2024

Inditex sales: up +10.4% to 35.9 billion euros.
Growth rates of the Inditex Group's various banners: all up by 10% or more, with Oysho showing the strongest growth (+19%).
Number of stores operated by Inditex by the end of fiscal year 2023: 5,692.
In-store sales growth: 7.9%
Increase in e-commerce sales: 16% to 9.1 billion euros.

Five things you need to know about Inditex, the owner of Zara stores 17/09/2023

Founded sixty years ago, the group is now the third-largest in the sector in terms of value (after Dior and Nike),
Present in 94 countries by the end of 2022, with over 160,000 employees
Inditex flagship Zara. The brand operates 1,878 points of sale by the end of April 2023.
In France, the brand has 113 stores.
Since 2020, the Inditex group has been closing less profitable stores.
In the United States, the brand is on a roll: a total of 35 stores are scheduled to open in 2023, making it the second-largest market after Spain.
Zara and Inditex have played a major role in the creation of the "fast fashion" concept.
Today, the group comprises seven brands: Zara (clothing and home furnishings with Zara Home), Pull & Bear, Bershka, Stradivarius, Oysho (underwear, swimwear and sportswear) and Massimo Dutti in the high-end segment.
The total number of stores is 5,800.
In 2020, with the Covid pandemic, online sales soared by 77% for the group as a whole, representing a third of the total.
Most garments are produced in Spain, Portugal, Morocco or Turkey, while competitors continue to produce largely in Asia.

Bershka, Pull&Bear, Stradivarius: the recipes behind Inditex's phenomenal success with teenagers 14/09/2023

The Inditex Group, which owns Bershka, Zara, Stradivarius, Pull and Bear, Oysho and Massimo Dutti, has forecast net earnings of €2.51 billion for 2023
Bershka, P&B and Stradivarius account for just 20% of group sales, while Zara accounts for over 70% of total sales.
All brands reported year-on-year sales growth
Bershka saw its sales increase by 12.3% this year
Chinese competitor SheIn achieved estimated sales of $30 billion in 2022, almost as much as all Inditex banners combined in the same year (32 billion euros).
Bershka, Stradivarius and Pull&Bear have stores in Europe.

Zara launches Pre-owned, its second-hand platform, on Thursday 07/09/2023

The second-hand market is growing in France
The Inditex group, owner of Zara, is the world leader in "fast fashion"
Zara has launched its second-hand platform, Pre-Owned, in France after a test launch in the UK in November 2022
Inditex aims to generate a third of its revenues from online sales
Nearly one in two shoppers in France has already resorted to second-hand shopping
Second-hand purchases account for up to 15% of all purchases in France
Vinted, France's second-hand market leader, has 23 million subscribers
The Pre-Owned platform offers a clothing repair or trade-in service, for a fee of just a few euros

Zara launches its second-hand platform 02/09/2023

The Inditex group has launched its "Pre Owned" second-hand platform in France.
Inditex Group sales reached 32.57 billion euros in 2022.
The second-hand market is worth 105 billion euros worldwide, according to bpifrance.
Second-hand platforms such as Vinted are well established in France.
The "Pre Owned" platform is due to be launched in Germany and Spain by the end of 2023.

Zara posts triumphant results 16/03/2023

Inditex: Market uncertainty 15/03/2023

Key figures

Zara accelerates in style 04/05/2021

Zara Beauty launched its first limited-edition make-up collection at the end of 2018.
The Spanish retailer is expanding its make-up and cosmetics offering on its e-shop.
Zara Beauty will be offered in 22 stores worldwide, including the store on Boulevard Haussmann in Paris.

DUNS: 348991555

Legal Name: ZARA FRANCE

Address: 22 RUE BERGERE , 75009 PARIS

Number of employees: Entre 5 000 et 9 999 salariés (2021)

Capital: 59 760 880 EUR

Financial Data:

Year	2023	2022	2021	2020	2019	2018	2017	2016	2015
Turnover	1 647 216 528	1 278 371 812	1 024 916 075	1 330 548 881	1 243 756 764	1 159 829 356	1 049 313 415	978 206 137	903 674 619
Gross margin (€)	807 494 687	666 775 181	543 410 164	671 789 855	647 547 972	627 433 002	578 659 474	544 026 130	-
EBITDA (€)	144 323 119	120 432 370	56 140 130	101 188 910	88 475 979	105 152 047	89 541 392	79 741 926	-
Operating profit (€)	106 684 139	82 828 511	-12 348 929	66 966 140	61 970 261	60 310 535	60 147 366	43 538 061	-
Net profit (€)	68 394 538	56 084 726	-14 537 036	37 162 251	46 983 569	37 730 622	35 090 185	26 136 922	33 395 274
Turnover growth rate (%)	28,9	24,7	-23	7	7,2	10,5	7,3	-	-
Ebitda margin rate (%)	8,8	9,4	5,5	7,6	7,1	9,1	8,5	8,2	-
Operating margin rate (%)	6,5	6,5	-1,2	5	5	5,2	5,7	4,5	-
Working Capital (turnover days)	-20,6	13,8	11,9	6,2	13,3	6,7	-3	7,5	-
Working Capital requirements (turnover days)	12,1	8,6	-15,2	-9,9	-15,9	-8,9	-8,5	-4,3	-
Net margin (%)	4,2	4,4	-1,4	2,8	3,8	3,3	3,3	2,7	-
Added value / Turnover (%)	31,3	31,1	29,6	31,8	31,9	34,3	34,4	34,7	-
Wages and social charges (€)	268 554 639	211 384 852	177 212 478	225 099 265	215 624 778	211 112 240	202 479 288	189 452 276	-
Salaries / Turnover (%)	16,3	16,5	17,3	16,9	17,3	18,2	19,3	19,4	-