Spanish clothing retailer Mango will open 45 new stores in France by 2028, supported by a 66 million euro investment, according to reports from Le Figaro and Le Monde. The expansion is expected to create nearly 700 new jobs across the country.
- Total Investment: 66 million euros
- New Store Openings: 45 locations
- Job Creation: Nearly 700 positions
- Completion Deadline: 2028
How much is Mango investing in its French expansion?
The company is committing 66 million euros to reinforce its presence in the French market, according to FashionNetwork France. This capital injection aims to scale the brand’s physical footprint over the next four years.
What are the employment and growth targets?
Mango intends to open 45 additional stores by 2028. This rollout will result in the creation of nearly 700 new jobs, according to Le Monde.fr and LSA. The move signals a strategic push to increase accessibility to the brand’s collections through expanded brick-and-mortar locations.
When will the store rollout be completed?
The expansion plan is scheduled for completion by 2028, according to reports from Sud Ouest and Le Figaro. The company will use this timeline to integrate the 45 new stores into its existing French operations.
