Neinver ends the first ten months of the year with sales up by more than 5% in Europe

Spanish multinational specialised in shopping centre management Neinver delivered a solid performance over the first ten months of 2025. Between January and October, sales by the brands operating in its centres across Europe grew by more than 5% compared with the same period in 2024.

Positive momentum accelerated in late spring and continued through the summer, with year-on-year growth of more than 6% in the third quarter. In October, footfall and sales strengthened further, rising by 6.5% and reinforcing the positive outlook for the year-end campaign.

“2025 is highlighting the strength and resilience of our portfolio. Our centres are maintaining sustained growth, which reinforces brands’ confidence to expand their presence in our spaces. Consumers are clearly seeking value and experience, and our commercial and marketing strategy, the refurbishment of our spaces and the ongoing investment plan are geared towards meeting that demand,” said the company’s CEO, Daniel Losantos, adding that “after a solid start to the fourth quarter” they are approaching the end of the year “well positioned for the next phase of growth”.

In 2025, Neinver has added new brands to its portfolio in Spain, notably welcoming Bimba y Lola and Mango to Viladecans The Style Outlets, in the province of Barcelona. At the same time, several brands have refurbished or expanded their units as part of their consolidation plans in the domestic market. Among the latest developments, it is worth mentioning the inauguration of its revamped Las Rozas The Style Outlets this November, following a modernisation process carried out with an investment of 3 million euros. Looking ahead to 2026, the multinational also plans to refurbish its San Sebastián de los Reyes The Style Outlets centre and expand Viladecans The Style Outlets.

Internationally, Amsterdam The Style Outlets remains one of the fastest-growing assets, with a 20% increase in sales and a 10% increase in footfall five years after opening. Meanwhile, the company is advancing the development of Alpes The Style Outlets, which will house a total of 95 stores and strengthen its presence in France, where it operates another shopping complex in Alsace.

Founded in 1969, the Spanish multinational specialising in real estate development, investment and management currently operates two proprietary banners: The Style Outlets and Factory, and manages 17 outlet centres and four retail parks, home to more than 800 national and international brands. Specifically in Spain, it operates six outlet centres and three shopping and leisure parks. According to its most recent information, in 2024 its centres increased sales by more than 8%, reaching 1,627 million euros.