Massimo Dutti ran 389 company-managed stores at 31 January 2026, out of 511 in total; the other 122 were franchised, Inditex’s annual report says. Company-managed stores brought in 80% of the brand’s store sales in fiscal 2025. The own-store count fell from 430 at the end of fiscal 2023, while franchised stores rose from 114, and Massimo Dutti’s net sales reached €2,019 million.
How we source: the figures in the boxes and charts on this page come from Inditex’s own annual filing, with the period stated next to each number. Data checked 23 October 2026. The original article below may quote earlier periods. Our methodology.
Key figures · fiscal 2025 (year to 31 January 2026)
Group net sales, FY2025€39.86B (≈ $45.1B)+3.2% vs prior year
Zara (incl. Zara Home and Lefties)€28.05B (≈ $31.7B)+1.0% vs prior year
Bershka€3.29B (≈ $3.7B)+12.2% vs prior year
Stradivarius€3.00B (≈ $3.4B)+12.7% vs prior year
Pull&Bear€2.55B (≈ $2.9B)+3.1% vs prior year
Massimo Dutti€2.02B (≈ $2.3B)+3.0% vs prior year
Massimo Dutti company-managed stores389 of 511 stores (122 franchised)31 January 2026
Massimo Dutti sales through company-managed stores80% (20% franchised)FY2025
Massimo Dutti total stores511 (528 a year earlier)31 January 2026
Massimo Dutti, a renowned fashion retailer, is part of the Inditex family of brands; it offers sophisticated and timeless fashion products crafted with high-quality materials. The brand provides an elevated shopping experience and personalized service. Revenue is generated through product sales in flagship stores and e-commerce platforms. Massimo Dutti targets fashion-forward individuals and quality-conscious shoppers, catering to their elegant and premium fashion preferences. Key activities involve design, store operations, and marketing. Strategic partnerships and a strong brand reputation contribute to their success.
Massimo Dutti generated €1.84 billion in revenue in 2023, €1.59 billion in 2022, €1.65 billion in 2021, €1.27 billion in 2020, and €1.9 billion in 2019.
Massimo Dutti generated €339 million in profit before tax in 2023, compared to €226 in 2022, €250 million in 2021, 63 million in 2020, and €282 million in 2019.
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