Zalando SE

Discover how Zalando’s new football and Marks & Spencer partnerships drive logistics upgrades, AI‑powered forecasting, and green capital investments to boost e‑commerce efficiency and shareholder value.

Discover how Zalando can turn competitive pressure, AI‑driven personalization and sustainability into growth, and uncover hidden risks and opportunities in the German e‑commerce landscape.

Zalando SE, a German e-commerce retailer, reported half-yearly earnings in line with expectations, with revenue rising 7.6% to €5.3 billion and net profit increasing 22.6% to €106.5 million, driven by a resilient customer base and strategic inve…

Zalando SE, a German-based e-commerce company, has reported a strong performance in September, driven by its acquisition of About You and investments in automation, logistics, and sustainability, which are expected to support its growth trajectory i…

Zalando SE’s share price surged to an eight-week high after a 6% rally, driven by investor confidence following a significant share purchase by the company’s largest individual shareholder and robust Q2 performance, which saw gains in gross merchand…

Zalando SE’s stock surged 5% after its largest shareholder, Anders Holch Povlsen, made a significant share purchase, boosting investor confidence in the company’s long-term prospects.

Zalando SE, the German e-commerce leader in the fashion segment, navigates a volatile market landscape while reinforcing its market leadership through strategic initiatives and adaptability to emerging trends and macro-economic forces.

Zalando SE’s share price has surged to a new all-time high, driven by the company’s robust fundamentals and a favorable market environment, with analysts predicting sustained growth despite some cautionary notes on valuation multiples.

Zalando SE, a German e-commerce giant, has been classified as a “very large online platform” under the EU’s Digital Services Act, forcing it to adhere to stricter regulations and prompting the company to appeal the decision.

The European retail sector, led by German e-commerce company Zalando SE, has taken a hit as the company’s stock price declined 2.77% amidst broader market concerns over inflation and the region’s fiscal situation.