Inditex has once again demonstrated its ability to grow in an international market marked by uncertainty. In the first nine months of 2025, the company posted sales of 28,171 million euros, an increase of 2.7% over the previous year, and an increase of 6.2% when measured at constant exchange rates.
The success is explained by the good reception of the collections launched during the period and by the balanced combination of sales in physical stores and the online channel. The creativity of its teams and the integration of its business model have been key to keeping up the pace.
A quarter that goes down in history
The third quarter of 2025 became the best in the history of Inditex in terms of profit. The company recorded 9,814 million euros in sales, 4.9% more than in the same period of the previous year, and a record net profit of 1,831 million euros.
Gross margin reached 6,108 million, equivalent to 62.2% of sales, while operating expenses grew at a slower rate than revenues, reflecting efficient management. This result boosted investor confidence and boosted the value of the company’s shares on the stock market.
International expansion and financial strength
Inditex’s growth strategy is reflected in its global expansion. So far this year, the company has opened stores in 39 new markets, reaching a total of 5,527 stores at the end of September.
The accumulated gross margin stood at 16,811 million, ebitda at 8,303 million and net profit at 4,622 million, 3.9% more than in 2024. In addition, the net financial position closed at 11,268 million, which confirms the company’s strength. On November 3, the final dividend of 0.84 euros per share for 2024 was paid.
A model that is consolidating
The results confirm that Inditex’s business model continues to be one of the most solid in the sector. The company has been able to adapt to global demand and maintain sustained growth in a complex environment.
Its strategy is based on three fundamental pillars:
- Creativity and design, with collections that connect with international trends.
- Channel integration, combining physical and online stores to offer a homogeneous experience.
- Diversification of formats, allowing us to reach different consumer profiles in different markets.
Reaction in the markets
The results announcement had an immediate impact on the stock market. Investors responded enthusiastically, boosting Inditex shares. The company’s ability to maintain high margins and control operating expenses reinforces its attractiveness in the financial markets.
The cash position and dividend payment are clear signs of the strength of the multinational, which continues to generate value for its shareholders.
Looking to the future
The 2025 performance confirms that Inditex has been able to adapt to the challenges of the global market. The combination of innovation, efficiency and international expansion puts the company in a privileged position to face the coming years.
The record achieved in the third quarter is not just a financial figure: it is proof that Inditex continues to set the pace in the fashion industry and consolidate its global leadership.
With a net profit of 4,622 million euros through October and a historic quarter, Inditex reaffirms its position as a global benchmark in the textile sector. International expansion, efficient management and the strength of its integrated model are the keys to a growth that seems unstoppable.
The future holds great expectations, and the 2025 results confirm that the Galician multinational is making steady progress in an increasingly competitive market.
