Spanish fashion retailer Mango said it intends to open around ten new stores in Türkiye in 2026, which would lift its total number of outlets in the country to 80 by the end of the year.

The planned rollout will focus mainly on Istanbul and Ankara and will include clothing, footwear and accessories.

In addition to the new sites, the company plans to refurbish about five existing stores during the year.

This includes the recently completed upgrade at Antalya TerraCity Shopping Centre, carried out under Mango’s New Med store design concept.

The move comes after what the retailer described as a strong 2025 in Türkiye.

During the year, Mango posted nearly 20% growth in turnover in the market, opened six new locations and completed almost ten refurbishment projects.

The 2026 investment is part of the company’s 2024–2026 4E Strategic Plan, which is intended to expedite growth in both brick-and-mortar retail and online sales.

The 4E plan aims to achieve a turnover of more than €4bn by 2026, through a differentiated value proposition, with a strong expansion drive and by improving sales in its existing store network and in its online channel.

Mango entered the Turkish market in 1997 and finished 2025 with more than 70 points of sale in the country. It also operates through its own e-commerce platform and third-party online marketplaces.

Mango Middle East, North Africa and India (MENAI), Turkey and Asia international retail director Huseyin Golcuk said: “We opened our first store in Türkiye almost three decades ago and over the years we have built a strong bond with our customers. 

“Our new store investments in 2026 will allow us to bring our Mediterranean-inspired collections closer to our customers and are a clear reflection of our confidence in Türkiye and our long-term commitment to the market.”