BME:ITX 9 October 2025 - 8 February 2026

Industria de Diseno Textil, S.A. finished Friday’s session at 57.14 euros, advancing 0.78%. The Zara parent has launched a modest, short-term share buyback program stretching into the spring.

Shares of Zara owner Inditex closed Friday up 1.66%, settling at 55.00 euros after swinging between 54.02 and 55.18 euros during the session. With markets closed over the weekend, all eyes turn to Monday’s open to gauge if the late-January buying momentum holds.

Industria de Diseno Textil SA, the company behind Zara, ended Friday’s session at 55.00 euros, slipping 0.28 euros, or 0.51%, as Madrid’s market closed for the weekend. The stock fluctuated between 54.78 and 55.44 euros during the day and wrapped up the week down roughly 1.5% following three consecutive days of losses.

Industria de Diseño Textil shares ended Friday at 55.86 euros, gaining 0.20 euros, or 0.36%. The Madrid market remained closed over the weekend.

Shares of Industria de Diseno Textil SA slipped 0.56% to close at 56.46 euros on Friday, the last session before Monday’s reopening in Madrid.

Shares of Zara parent Industria de Diseno Textil, S.A. slipped 0.56% Friday, closing at 56.46 euros on volume around 2.57 million. The stock remains close to its average target price of 56.07 euros, per MarketScreener data.

Uzbekistan’s capital Tashkent buzzed with business activity as the country opened the First International Uzbek Import Fair 2025. The exhibition, held at the Uzexpocentre on October 7–9, is a cornerstone of President Shavkat Mirziyoyev’s industrial strategy to boost local production. Deputy PM Jamshid Khodjaev, inaugurating the fair, emphasized its mission to deepen industrial cooperation, support domestic manufacturers, and promote import substitution uzdaily.uz. The theme “Optimizing Imports and Increasing Local Content” underscores a shift in policy: instead of curbing imports via tariffs or bans, Uzbekistan wants to partner with foreign firms to produce imported goods locally euronews.com.