Inditex
Inditex is a Spanish fashion conglomerate founded in 1963, known for its diverse portfolio of clothing brands. The flagship brand, Zara, along with Zara Home, accounts for over 69% of the company's revenue and approximately 72% of its profits. Other notable brands within the Inditex group include Pull & Bear, Massimo Dutti, Bershka, Stradivarius, Oysho, and Uterque. The company operates more than 7,000 stores worldwide, with over 2,000 dedicated to the Zara brand alone. A significant portion of its revenue, 65%, comes from the European market, while the Americas and Asia contribute 15% and 20%, respectively. Inditex maintains in-house design capabilities but primarily outsources manufacturing, with only a small fraction produced internally. About 60% of its manufacturing occurs near its headquarters in Spain, after which the products are shipped globally.
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Past deals in Textiles
Infinited Fiber
Series B in 2024
Infinited Fiber Company Oy, founded in 2016 and headquartered in Espoo, Finland, specializes in textile chemical recycling. The company has developed a patented technology that transforms cellulose-rich materials, such as cotton-rich textile waste, used cardboard, and agricultural byproducts like wheat and rice straw, into high-quality fibers resembling cotton. This innovative process allows manufacturers in the textile industry to utilize recycled materials, significantly reducing their reliance on virgin resources. Infinited Fiber's technology has been validated by prominent brands and has garnered recognition, including the Europas 2020 Hottest Sustainability Tech Award and a spot on the Global 50 to Watch list by the Cleantech Group in 2019. Additionally, the company was selected for WWF's Climate Solver network, highlighting its commitment to sustainability in the fashion sector.
Circ
Series B in 2022
Circ, founded in 2011 and based in Danville, Virginia, operates a textile recycling business. It focuses on transforming discarded clothing into valuable raw materials for fabric production. Circ's proprietary technology enables it to cost-effectively recycle various fiber types, including cotton, poly-cotton, polyester, and nylon, using water as a solvent. The company aims to meet consumer demands for sustainability without compromising quality, price, or convenience. It produces market-grade dissolving pulp and petroleum monomers equivalent to virgin materials, which can be sold at competitive prices to manufacturers.
Stradivarius Espana Sa
Acquisition in 1999
Stradivarius Espana SA designs and manufactures women's clothing.
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