Spanish fashion retailer Mango has unveiled an ambitious expansion strategy for France, committing €66 million to open 45 new stores across the country between 2026 and 2028. The move underscores the brand’s confidence in the French market and forms an important part of its broader international growth plans.
Under the plan, Mango will launch approximately 15 stores per year over the next three years, extending its presence into 10 new French cities. The company already operates more than 200 stores in France, making it one of its most important European markets outside Spain. Alongside the new openings, a portion of the investment will be directed towards upgrading and modernising the existing locations to improve the customer experience.
The expansion is expected to generate around 700 new jobs, providing a boost to the local economy while strengthening the retail footprint of Mango. The retailer continues to focus on creating larger, more modern stores that showcase its latest collections and reinforce its brand identity.
France is just one of the elements of the wider international growth strategy of Mango. The company has been aggressively expanding across Europe and other global markets in recent years. Earlier this month, Mango announced a partnership with Italian department store chain COIN that will see 22 new Mango-operated stores open across Italy by the end of 2027
The French investment also aligns with the long-term objective of Mango becoming one of the leading fashion retailers in the world. The company has been pursuing a strategy focused on store expansion, digital growth and modernisation, with hundreds of new outlets added globally in recent years.
As competition grows in the fashion sector of Europe . The latest investment in mango signals its determination to strengthen its position in one of the largest apparel markets of the continent, while continuing its transformation into a truly global fashion powerhouse
