Inditex

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  Zara Announces Over 60% Growth In India Revenue, Despite No New Stores

  Spain's Inditex, which owns luxury fashion brand Zara, posted a net profit of Rs 148.76 crore and revenue of Rs 1,815 crore for the financial year ended on March 31, 2022, according to the latest annual report of Trent Ltd.

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  Zara's Indian Partner Building Its Own Cheaper "Fast Fashion" Chain

  For nearly a decade, Tata Group has been Inditex SA's partner running Zara stores in India. Now, the country's largest conglomerate is building its own apparel empire as trend-focused as Zara -- but at half the price.

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  Zara Owner Amancio Ortega Buys $550 Million Madrid Skyscraper

  Amancio Ortega, Europe's richest man and founder of global fashion group and Zara owner Inditex, has bought one of Madrid's most famous skyscrapers.

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  Zara Fires French Employees for Barring Woman Wearing Headscarf

  Zara fired two employees from a French store today after social media outrage over a woman being denied entry for wearing a Muslim headscarf.

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  H&M to open first store in India in 2014

  H&M, which said last year it plans to spend around 100 million euros on an initial 50 stores in India, received final approval in December from the Indian government to invest in the country.

• Cut from the same cloth: Esprit tries on Zara for fashion makeover

  Jose Manuel Martinez Gutierrez, 44, has stacked his management suite with veterans of Zara owner Inditex , the world's biggest retailer whose model of rapidly changing fashion analysts say is among the best in the industry.

• Zara owner to sell Massimo Dutti products in India

  The government on Friday approved a proposal by Spain's Inditex S.A., the world's largest clothing retailer and the owner of the Zara brand, to sell its Massimo Dutti line of clothing, apparel, footwear and other products.

• Bangladesh factory banned by Wal-Mart still makes Wrangler shirts

  A Bangladesh factory where Wal-Mart Stores Inc and Inditex SA inspectors spotted cracks in the wall this month is still making Wrangler shirts for the world's largest apparel maker, US-based VF Corp.

• Bangladesh garment hub reopens after unrest

  Hundreds of garment factories in a Bangladesh manufacturing hub reopened Friday, days after they were closed down due to unrest sparked by the country's worst industrial tragedy, employers said.

• H&M prepares $130 million drive to crack Indian market

  Hennes & Mauritz plans to spend around 100 million euros ($130 million) on an initial 50 stores in India, hoping a growing population and rising incomes in Asia's third-largest economy will fuel demand for its fast-changing fashions.

• Zara owner Inditex sidesteps European gloom

  Zara owner Inditex, the world's largest clothing retailer, posted a sharp rise in full-year sales and profit as its drive to expand outside austerity-hit Europe continued to pay off.

• Foreign labels found in latest Bangladesh factory fire that killed seven

  The unlicensed garment factory in the Bangladesh capital where seven women workers died in a fire Saturday was making clothing for Spanish giant Inditex and several French brands.

• Zara can set up Massimo Dutti brand stores: DIPP

  The application of the Netherlands-based company was earlier rejected as it violated a FDI rule which required the investor to own the brand it proposed to bring to the country.

• Tommy Hillfiger, Damiani among global retailers to apply for 51% control of India ops

  Many of these retailers are already present in India via licensing and joint-venture partnerships with Indian retailers.

• Indian govt rejects Zara owner's plans to sell Massimo brand clothing

  The government rejected a plan by Spain's Inditex S.A., the world's largest clothing retailer, to sell Massimo Dutti apparel in India.