Zara (retailer)

Zara owner Inditex sees profits slide 70% after store closures

Zara owner Inditex has said that profits have plunged after surging online sales failed to offset the impact of enforced store closures and weak demand.

---

Profits fall 70pc at Zara owner as pandemic keeps many shops closed

Zara owner Inditex said on Wednesday its net profit fell 70pc in 2020 to €1.1bn, a steeper drop than expected, after a year of global lockdowns and dampened demand caused by the coronavirus pandemic.

---

Online expansion drives Zara owner Inditex to higher profits

The owner of Zara has seen profits surge as the fashion retailer shrugged off the demise of the UK high street.

---

On the up: Zara owner defies retail gloom with sharp rise in sales and profits

Zara owner Inditex bounced back from a weak start to 2019, when unseasonably cold weather in southern Europe stifled sales for the Spanish fashion group, with a strong performance in the first weeks of the second quarter.

---

The secret of style success: How Zara is bucking trends

In the never-ending coverage of doom and gloom coverage, there has emerged one positive retail story.

---

Gallery

High street stores are collapsing, but Zara is thriving - what's the secret to its success?

In the never-ending coverage of doom and gloom coverage, there has emerged one positive retail story.

---

Zara owner posts higher annual revenue and profits

The owner of fashion brands Zara and Bershka reported higher profit and sales as it continues to bolster its online platform.

---

Zara to boost online sales in Africa drive

Clothing retailer Zara will expand online sales to an additional 106 countries through a dedicated online platform, mostly in Africa, parent firm Inditex has said.

---

You have to like Zara group's style as it sews up high street

If there is one theme that has been more than adequately explored in this column in the last couple of years, it's the ongoing plight of the retail trade. The structural shift to e-commerce has been such a mountainous leap that companies which a decade ago were top of the heap, are now either struggling or have already fallen by the wayside.

---

'You have got to be sh***ing me' - Zara under fire for featuring thin models in 'love your curves' campaign

Zara has come under fire for their latest campaign.

---

Roches Stores revamps with Zara

ROCHES Stores has begun a major redevelopment of its flagship store in Henry Street, Dublin. The extention is expected to cost the group between ?45m and ?57m.