Zara'S Parent Company Is Making More And More Money.

In Spain, Inditex is the most valuable company in Santander, before Telefonica SA and Banco Santander SA.

Its Zara, Massimo Dutti, Bershka and Stradivarius brands grew steadily in recent years, and recorded a 8% gain in 2014.

Among them, Zara as the fast sign, contributed 2/3 revenue to the group.

Though not as fast as H&M opens a new store every day, Inditex is constantly expanding its territory in existing and emerging markets.

In June 10th, Inditex announced the 2015 first quarter results. In the past three months, the company has added 63 stores in 27 countries, and plans to open new stores in 50-60 countries by 2016.

This big gesture means that nearly 85% of the capital expenditure will be used for new stores and renovations.

Of course, it also includes stores in China -- from 2006.

For the first time in China, many stores have been aging.

In October last year, Zara also broadened channels to online.

The flagship store was set up and tried to drain through the online platform.

In this performance report, Inditex also reiterated plans to open online stores in Taiwan, Hongkong and Macao this year, which means that the brand e-commerce will soon expand to 30 countries in the world.

In April of this year,

Under the banner, announce the landing of Tmall to the brand Stradivarius of the 20-35 year old city woman.

Before that, Zara's sister brands, Massimo Dutti and Bershka, opened their flagship store in Tmall.

Amancio Ortega, a 79 year old Group founder, is probably the legend of the industry. He spent 40 years developing a small clothing store called Zara in the town of northwest Spain into the world's largest fashion group, and opened 6700 stores in 90 countries around the world.

Group's share price has climbed 36% in the past 12 months.

Ortega, which owns half of its equity, ranked second in the Bloomberg world's richest list earlier this year on the basis of $72 billion 900 million (about 452 billion 620 million yuan), behind Microsoft's founder Bill Gate (Bill Gates).

The general impression is that in addition to raising sales accidents, the opening of new stores will also increase operating costs.

Nearly two years after the implementation of the Zara expansion strategy, the expansion strategy is quite effective in terms of the net profit growth of 28% in the performance report.