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Mango ramps up expansion with 20 more UK store openings in 2025

Chloe Burney
03 February 2025

As part of high-street brand Mango's expansion and consolidation plan, it has announced the opening of 20 new stores in the UK.

The new stores, which will open by the end of 2025, will be found across London, Central England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Cardiff.

Mango first opened its doors in the UK in 1999. In 2021, the business commenced its expansion plan, and by the end of 2024, it had more than 70 stores across the UK as well as its successful e-commerce platform.

Last year, Mango announced its plans to dominate the UK high street with more than 20 store openings set for 2024. This year, it's doubling down with plans to open 20 new stores, including a new flagship at London's Oxford Street. In addition, Londoners can expect new stores on Kensington High Street at Long Acre.

In central England, Mango has revealed its presence will be upped in Birmingham. Over in Scotland, new points of sale will crop up in Glasgow, Dundee and Aberdeen followed by a new network in Northern Ireland including Belfast and Craigavon. Those situated in Cardiff will finally be able to shop Mango in-person with its arrival this year.

Daniel Lopez, Director of Expansion and Franchising at Mango, said: "The UK is one of the priority markets for Mango’s international growth, Our 2025 expansion plan follows the store openings success in 2024 to move forward in capillarity and getting even closer to our customers with stores in which we can offer them the mango experience."

Each of the 20 stores will reflect the retailer’s "Mediterranean-inspired" concept, featuring warm hues and natural materials.

These openings are part of Mango’s 4E 2024-2026 strategic plan, which includes a major expansion of its store portfolio.

Last week, Mango announced it had appointed current CEO Toni Ruiz as its new Chairman, strengthening his involvement in the business as it targets further growth. Ruiz will now lead the company as Chairman and CEO, working towards its strategic goal of achieving more than €4 billion in turnover in 2026, while doubling its profits.


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