Adolfo Domínguez announced this Monday, November 24, a growth in turnover of 5.4% in the first half of the year (March–August 2025), to 65 million euros, with a net profit of 0.1 million euros.
The Spanish fashion brand’s annual turnover for the last full year was 136.5 million euros.
Comparable sales rose 9.9%, driven by strong performances abroad: Mexico grew 15.4% and the rest of the world — where the brand operates 178 locations — increased 44.4%. E-commerce also advanced, with year-on-year growth of 16.1% and representing 14% of total sales.
The company stands out for its improved profitability, as it achieved the best sales semester since 2012 and, although this is the third consecutive year with a profit, it is the first time in fifteen years that it has recorded a profit in the first semester, with an EBITDA of 8.3 million euros, 37.2% above the first semester of 2024.
Greater commercial efficiency results from a strategy aimed at more profitable sales, since in the last ten years (first half 2016–2025) the brand increased sales by around 14 million euros despite operating with 151 fewer stores than in 2016, and net profit grew by 12.4 million euros in the same period.
At the end of the semester, the chain had 368 points of sale, six more than in August 2024. The latest openings were in Istanbul, Andorra, Mexico City, Beirut (with two stores) and Buenos Aires. The brand also has 173 stores in Europe (with a strong presence in Spain and Portugal) and 17 stores in Japan.