MANGO Home surpasses ten stores in Spain with three new openings in Madrid

• The homeware line is strengthening its presence in the region with openings in the heart of the capital (Paseo de la Habana and Balbina Valverde), at the Plaza Norte 2 shopping centre (San Sebastián de los Reyes), and a third location in the Gran Plaza 2 shopping centre (Majadahonda).

• With these openings, the brand has achieved its strategic target set for this year ahead of schedule, bringing its network of company-owned stores in Spain to 11.

MANGO, a leading international fashion brand, has taken a crucial step in expanding its homeware line, surpassing ten stores in Spain and achieving its target set at the beginning of the year ahead of schedule. Following the opening of its first MANGO Home standalone store in Barcelona in April 2025, the company has greatly increased its presence in Spain, where it now has 11 stores, four of which are in Madrid.

After the opening of its first store in Alcobendas in 2025, the line's expansion in the region continued on 1 August with the opening in San Sebastián de los Reyes, at the Plaza Norte 2 shopping centre. The store, with a team of 12 employees, boasts a sales area of 350 m2 and features a striking glass facade, which allows much of the interior to be seen from the shopping centre's concourse. Then, on 14 August, a 303 m² space opened at the Gran Plaza 2 shopping centre (Majadahonda), with 11 employees.

The final milestone in this expansion plan was the opening of a store in central Madrid on 17 September. Located on the corner of Paseo de la Habana and Calle Balbina Valverde in the Chamartín district, the nearly 400 m² store is housed in an iconic building and staffed by 16 employees. The building’s traditional stonework courtyard and green and reddish marble façade complement the interior furnishings, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.

The three new openings strengthen the line's presence in Madrid and introduce the brand's retail concept: a journey through rooms that recreates the layout of a real home and conveys MANGO's commitment to craftsmanship and local production.

Nuria Font, director of MANGO Home, states, 'Madrid is a key region for the growth of the line in Spain. Announcing three nearly simultaneous openings reflects the strength and ambition of our expansion plan. Furthermore, exceeding our store opening target this year is a very special milestone, demonstrating that customers connect deeply with our value proposition and our commitment to craftsmanship and collaboration with local suppliers'.

MANGO Home's physical expansion aligns with the objectives of the company's 4E 2024-2026 Strategic Plan, which aims to drive growth, profitability, and visibility across all its business lines. These three openings further consolidate the outstanding success of the homeware line, which perfectly complements the company's omnichannel ecosystem. Globally, MANGO has more than 2,900 points of sale in over 120 markets. Having ended 2025 with a revenue of nearly €3.8 billion, MANGO maintains a solid track record, demonstrating the strength of its business model and its ability to create value through new shopping experiences.