BME:ITX 9 October 2025 - 8 February 2026

Inditex shares closed at 57.14 euros Friday, up 0.78%, after announcing a buyback of up to 3 million shares, or 0.096% of capital, for employee incentive plans. The program runs in two tranches through June, with BBVA as intermediary. Shares traded between 55.68 and 57.14 euros on 1.47 million volume. Full-year results are due March 11.

Inditex shares closed Friday up 1.66% at 55.00 euros, trading between 54.02 and 55.18 euros. The IBEX 35 rose 1.7% as European stocks gained on earnings and U.S. rate speculation. Inditex will report full-year results on March 11, covering the holiday quarter. Markets reopen Monday after the weekend break.

Inditex closed Friday at 55.00 euros in Madrid, down 0.5% after three straight days of losses. The stock ended the week off 1.5%, mirroring a 0.9% weekly drop in Spain’s IBEX 35. No new company news surfaced over the weekend. Investors now await euro zone GDP data on Jan. 30 and the ECB meeting in early February.

Inditex shares closed at €55.86 on Friday, up 0.36%. The company will shut its original Zara store in A Coruña on Jan. 30 as it shifts to larger, tech-driven locations. Bank of America expects 7% constant-currency growth for Inditex in FY25/26 and stable margins. The IBEX 35 rose 0.2% on the day.

Uzbekistan launched its first international Import Fair in Tashkent, unveiling $8.5 billion in new investment projects to boost local manufacturing and reduce imports. At the same time, 66 Uzbek firms promoted exports at MSV-2025 in Brno. GDP rose 7.2% year-on-year in early 2025, with FDI reaching $11.9 billion in 2024. Major foreign companies, including Inditex, praised recent trade reforms.