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Inditex Headquarters & offices · Arteixo, Spain

Long white Zara.com building with horizontal bands of glass
Zara.com building, 2021 · Photo: Luis Díaz Díaz / Batlleiroig
Vast open studio floor under a slatted ceiling
Open studio floor · Photo: Luis Díaz Díaz / Batlleiroig
White steel stair rising through a double-height space
Stair through the atrium · Photo: Luis Díaz Díaz / Batlleiroig
Auditorium with timber-slatted walls and rows of seats
Auditorium in the services building · Photo: Antonio Navarro Wijkmark / Batlleiroig
Courtyard lawn between low glass buildings at dusk
Courtyard at dusk · Photo: Luis Díaz Díaz / Batlleiroig

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Inditex · Arteixo, Spain

A 32-metre sunlit atrium, a new forest of 350 trees and a 200,000 m² building for Zara's designers — all on one campus outside A Coruña.

The Arteixo campus where Zara is designed, the benefits and 60 years of history in the same corner of Galicia — then the business. Every number from Inditex's own reports, press releases and the architect's project pages.

  • 200,000+ m²new Zara building, opened October 2025
  • 350trees planted in a new forest on campus
  • 80%of vacancies filled internally (2025)
  • 163,047employees from 174 nationalities

See inside the office Benefits

Sources: Inditex Group Annual Report 2025 · inditex.com press release, March 3, 2021 · Batlleiroig project page “Zara.com headquarters in Arteixo”

Companies / Spain / Fashion retail / Inditex

THE ZARA.COM BUILDING · ARTEIXO · 2021

67,000 m² of open studios around a 32-metre atrium

The Zara.com building houses the zara.com team and Zara Man's design department. 720 high-efficiency glass modules wrap the façade, so the open-plan floors fill with daylight; the structure runs through the outer supports, leaving no pillars near the windows. A main staircase climbs a 32-metre vertical atrium, every floor has a cafeteria and rest area with big windows, and the fourth floor holds 9,000 m² of photo studios where zara.com's product images are shot.

  • 67,000 m² (≈ 721,000 sq ft)
  • 28 m tall, 5 floors
  • 32 m atrium staircase
  • 554 rooftop solar panels
  • Design: Batlleiroig
  • Opened March 2021

The Zara.com building

Batlleiroig designed the Zara.com building as open studio floors around a 32-metre atrium, with trees indoors and views across the Galician countryside.

Studio floor with desks, planters and tall windows
Studio floor · Photo: Luis Díaz Díaz / Batlleiroig
Work tables by floor-to-ceiling windows
Window desks · Photo: Luis Díaz Díaz / Batlleiroig
Atrium with stairs and walkways
The atrium · Photo: Luis Díaz Díaz / Batlleiroig
Stair landing in the bright atrium
Atrium stair · Photo: Luis Díaz Díaz / Batlleiroig
Open floor with a seating area
Open floor · Photo: Luis Díaz Díaz / Batlleiroig
Meeting tables among indoor trees
Indoor trees · Photo: Luis Díaz Díaz / Batlleiroig
Rows of desks with a countryside view
Desks with a view · Photo: Luis Díaz Díaz / Batlleiroig
Studio with indoor trees and clothing rails
Design studio · Photo: Luis Díaz Díaz / Batlleiroig
Photo studio with lighting stands
Photo studio · Photo: Luis Díaz Díaz / Batlleiroig
Long glazed corridor
Glazed corridor · Photo: Luis Díaz Díaz / Batlleiroig

Services building: restaurant, auditorium and gym

A separate services building holds the staff restaurant, an auditorium and a gym, all finished in pale timber.

Restaurant with long tables along a glass wall
Staff restaurant · Photo: Antonio Navarro Wijkmark / Batlleiroig
Timber dining booths
Dining booths · Photo: Antonio Navarro Wijkmark / Batlleiroig
Sweeping stair in a glass-walled hall
Main hall stair · Photo: Antonio Navarro Wijkmark / Batlleiroig
Timber-lined corridor
Timber corridor · Photo: Antonio Navarro Wijkmark / Batlleiroig
Large timber-walled room
Event room · Photo: Antonio Navarro Wijkmark / Batlleiroig
Auditorium lit for an event
Auditorium · Photo: Antonio Navarro Wijkmark / Batlleiroig
White locker room
Gym locker room · Photo: Antonio Navarro Wijkmark / Batlleiroig
Timber seating steps
Seating steps · Photo: Antonio Navarro Wijkmark / Batlleiroig

The Arteixo campus

Inditex sign at the campus entrance
Campus entrance · Nemigo / Public domain · Wikimedia Commons
Glass office building on the Arteixo campus
Arteixo headquarters · Nemigo / Public domain · Wikimedia Commons
Wind turbine on the campus
Campus wind turbine · Nemigo / Public domain · Wikimedia Commons
Campus building lit at dusk
Campus at dusk · Photo: Antonio Navarro Wijkmark / Batlleiroig

Facts: inditex.com press release “The new Zara.com building fuses sustainability and technology” (March 3, 2021) · Batlleiroig project page “Zara.com headquarters in Arteixo” (which gives the building as 63,184 m²).

The Arteixo campus

BuildingAddress
Edificio Inditex (registered office)Avenida de la Diputación s/n, Arteixo, A Coruña
Services building (restaurant, auditorium, gym, IT offices)Inditex complex, Avenida de la Diputación, Arteixo
Zara.com building (2021)Inditex complex, Avenida de la Diputación, Arteixo
Zara building (2025)Inditex complex, Avenida de la Diputación, Arteixo

Source: Inditex consolidated annual accounts 2025, note 1 (registered office) · Batlleiroig project pages · inditex.com press releases (2021) · See them on the map ↓

ArchitectBatlleiroig
Zara building (2025)200,000+ m² (≈ 2.15M sq ft)
Zara.com building (2021)67,000 m² (≈ 721,000 sq ft)
Services complex70,000 m² (≈ 753,000 sq ft)
New forest350 trees on 23,000 m²
CertificationLEED Platinum (Zara.com building, per the architect)
Car-park solar pergola6,000 m² of panels

Source: Inditex Group Annual Report 2025 (new Zara building) · inditex.com press releases, March 3 and December 22, 2021 · Batlleiroig project pages (services building, Zara.com building). In 2021 Inditex announced the Zara building at 170,000 m²; the 2025 report gives more than 200,000 m².

Office tour videos

Inditex - Sede central de Arteixo (A Coruña)Inditex People (official) · 2015 · YouTube ↗

Benefits (Spain and worldwide)

Variable payEveryone

Monthly sales commission in stores; for office staff, variable pay tied to company results and sustainability goals — never to a manager's personal judgement.

Equal pay0% gap

Women and men were paid the same in total salary in 2025, by Inditex's median-based measure.

Family health coverFlexible pay

In Spain through the flexible remuneration plan; also offered in Brazil, Canada, mainland China, Greece, Mexico and Romania.

Work-life balance (Spain)Equality Plans

Longer breastfeeding leave than the law requires, flexible hours while children settle into nursery, split leave for hospital stays.

Leave with job guaranteeExtended

For studies, personal matters, international adoption or caring for dependants (Spain).

Childcare and commutingAllowances

Help with childcare costs, transport allowances and/or restaurant vouchers in markets such as Germany, Austria, the U.S., France, Italy and the U.K.

Training21.3 h

Average training hours per person in 2025; 199,037 people took at least one course.

On campus in ArteixoGym & restaurant

The services building holds a free-flow restaurant, an auditorium, a gym and fitness rooms, linked to the offices by covered walkways.

Source: Inditex Group Annual Report 2025 (S1-10, S1-13, S1-15, S1-16) · Batlleiroig project page “Inditex corporate headquarters service building in Arteixo”. Holiday allowance and parental leave length are not published as group figures.

How Inditex keeps people, in its own words

80%Jobs filled from inside

80% of vacancies were filled internally in 2025 — more than 9,100 employees were promoted.

2,500+Moves within the company

Besides around 650 promotions among office staff, more than 2,500 changes of function, department, brand or market in 2025.

82%Permanent contracts

Eighty-two per cent of employees have permanent contracts.

FlatA horizontal organisation

Inditex describes itself as a horizontal organisation with a flat hierarchy, empowering decisions at every level.

21.3 hTraining per person

More than 3.4 million training hours in 2025, with e-learning, vocational training and language classes.

Source: Inditex Group Annual Report 2025 (S1-13 talent and training) · annualreport.inditex.com “Our drivers” · inditex.com “Life at Inditex”

Who works here

Where they work · 2025 (163,047 people)
Stores 140,064Central services 12,016Logistics 10,382Factories 585
Gender · 2025
Women 73%Men 26%
50,940

employees in Spain (2025)

54%

are under 30

76%

of management positions held by women

174

nationalities

Source: Inditex Group Annual Report 2025 (S1-6 headcount by activity, age, geography and gender) · annualreport.inditex.com “Our drivers”

Office history: from a dressmaking workshop to a campus in Arteixo

  1. 1963
    Confecciones GOA, a small workshop

    Amancio Ortega opened Confecciones GOA, a small family dressmaking workshop making women's clothing, in A Coruña in north-west Spain.

    Source: inditex.com History · Frequently Asked Questions

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  2. 1975
    The first Zara store, Juan Flórez

    The first Zara store opened on Juan Flórez in A Coruña, turning the maker into a retailer. Fifty years later the store is still open, recently refurbished.

    Source: inditex.com History · 1Q2025 results release

    Corner building in A Coruña with a Zara store
    The first Zara store, Juan Flórez, A Coruña, 2012 · Nemigo / Public domain · Wikimedia Commons
  3. 1985
    Inditex is founded

    Inditex was founded as the parent company, bringing all the group's companies under one banner.

    Source: inditex.com History · Frequently Asked Questions

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  4. 2000–01
    Same hometown, new HQ in Arteixo

    New headquarters were built in Arteixo, just outside A Coruña. Inditex listed on the stock market on May 23, 2001 and launched Oysho.

    Source: inditex.com History · Frequently Asked Questions

    Inditex headquarters in Arteixo
    Arteixo headquarters · Nemigo / Public domain · Wikimedia Commons
  5. 2021
    The Zara.com building opens

    A 67,000 m² building for the zara.com teams and Zara Man's design department was inaugurated on March 17, 2021, part of a €130 million upgrade of the Arteixo complex. Batlleiroig also designed the services building next to the original headquarters.

    Source: inditex.com press release, March 3, 2021 · Batlleiroig project pages

    Zara.com building
    Zara.com building, 2021 · Photo: Luis Díaz Díaz / Batlleiroig
  6. 2025
    A new home for Zara Woman and Zara Kids

    Announced in December 2021 as a €238 million, 170,000 m² project, the new Zara building opened in October 2025 at more than 200,000 m². The same year Inditex announced it would move the head offices of Massimo Dutti, Bershka, Oysho and Lefties from Tordera to a new campus in Sant Adrià de Besòs, Barcelona.

    Source: inditex.com press release, December 22, 2021 · Inditex Group Annual Report 2025

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Map: how the headquarters moved

Inditex has never left A Coruña: from the first Zara store on Juan Flórez to the Arteixo campus where the group has had its headquarters since 2001.

  1. 1 · 1975First Zara store, Juan Flórez — The first Zara store, Juan Flórez, A Coruña — still open
  2. 2 · 2001Edificio Inditex, Arteixo — Headquarters, Avenida de la Diputación s/n, Arteixo — today's campus

Addresses: inditex.com 1Q2025 results release (Juan Flórez) · consolidated annual accounts 2025 (registered office) · Locations: OpenStreetMap

What Inditex does

Inditex started as a dressmaking workshop and opened the first Zara store in 1975. Today it sells fashion through eight brands, in stores and online; all of the group's product design and distribution activities are carried out in Spain.

Brands: Zara (with Zara Home and Lefties), Pull&Bear, Massimo Dutti, Bershka, Stradivarius and Oysho. 5,460 stores in 97 markets at the end of 2025.

Where the money came from · Net sales by brand · 2025

Zara2024: €27.8B (Zara Home and Lefties included)
€28.1B
Bershka2024: €2.9B
€3.3B
Stradivarius2024: €2.7B
€3.0B
Pull&Bear2024: €2.5B
€2.5B
Massimo Dutti2024: €2.0B
€2.0B
Oysho2024: €0.8B
€1.0B

Source: Inditex FY2025 results release (March 11, 2026), net sales by concept · annualreport.inditex.com “Our drivers” (stores, markets).

Net sales, 2025€39.9Bup 3.2% (7.0% in constant currency)
Net income, 2025€6.2Bup 6.0%
Online sales, 2025€10.7Bup 4.8%
Sales per employee€244K€39,864M ÷ 163,047

Source: Inditex FY2025 results release (March 11, 2026) · Annual Report 2025 · per-employee figure calculated by eciffo. Fiscal 2025 ran from February 1, 2025 to January 31, 2026.

Growth: revenue vs. people

1.5×net sales, 2018 → 2025
€26.1B → €39.9B
0.94×employees, same years
174,386 → 163,047
YearRevenueEmployees
FY2018
€26.1B
174,386
FY2019
€28.3B
176,611
FY2020
€20.4B
144,116
FY2021
€27.7B
165,042
FY2022
€32.6B
164,997
FY2023
€35.9B
161,281
FY2024
€38.6B
162,083
FY2025
€39.9B
163,047

Fiscal years run February to January (2025 = Feb 1, 2025 – Jan 31, 2026). Net sales: consolidated income statements in the annual accounts 2019, 2023 and 2025, and the FY2020, FY2021 and FY2025 results. Employees: headcount at January 31, consolidated annual accounts 2019, 2020, 2021, 2023 and 2025. Multiples calculated by eciffo.

Chief executives

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2021 – today
Óscar García Maceiras

Chief Executive Officer since November 2021. Joined Inditex in March 2021 as General Counsel and Secretary of the Board.

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2019 – 2021
Carlos Crespo

CEO from July 2019; then Chief Operating Officer.

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2005 – 2019
Pablo Isla

Deputy Chairman and CEO from 2005, Executive Chairman from 2011 until March 2022.

Founder: Amancio Ortega, Chairman until 2011 and still a board member. Marta Ortega Pérez has chaired the board since April 1, 2022.

Source: inditex.com press release, November 30, 2021 · inditex.com Leadership and History

Inditex's official social accounts

Accounts linked from Inditex's official careers site, inditexpeople.com (inditex.com itself links no social accounts).

Inditex: questions people ask

Where is Inditex's headquarters?

At Avenida de la Diputación s/n, Edificio Inditex, in Arteixo, A Coruña, in north-west Spain. The campus also holds the services building, the Zara.com building (2021) and the new Zara building (2025).

Source: Consolidated annual accounts 2025, note 1 · Annual Report 2025

Who designed Inditex's headquarters buildings?

The architecture firm Batlleiroig designed the services building, the Zara.com building and the new Zara building in Arteixo, as well as the Pull&Bear, Massimo Dutti and Stradivarius head offices.

Source: inditex.com press releases, 2021 · Batlleiroig project pages

How big is the new Zara building in Arteixo?

More than 200,000 m² (about 2.15 million sq ft). It opened in October 2025 and houses the Zara Woman and Zara Kids product teams. When it was announced in 2021, Inditex gave its size as 170,000 m², with two 9,500 m² work areas on each floor.

Source: Annual Report 2025 · inditex.com press release, December 22, 2021

What is the Zara.com building like inside?

Five open-plan floors around a 32-metre atrium staircase, wrapped in 720 glass modules. It houses the zara.com teams, Zara Man design and 9,000 m² of photo studios, and runs on solar panels on its roof and over the car park.

Source: inditex.com press release, March 3, 2021

How many people work at Inditex?

163,047 at January 31, 2026, from 174 nationalities. 85% work in stores; 12,016 work in central services. 50,940 work in Spain.

Source: Annual Report 2025

What benefits does Inditex offer?

Variable pay for everyone (monthly sales commission in stores), family health cover through the flexible pay plan in Spain and several other markets, extended leave under Spain's Equality Plans, and childcare, transport or meal allowances in markets such as Germany, France and the U.S.

Source: Annual Report 2025 (S1-15, S1-16)

How much do Inditex employees earn?

The global average was €31,750 gross a year in 2025, including commission and bonus. By age: €24,015 under 30, €40,501 from 30 to 50 and €68,248 over 50. Inditex reports a gender pay gap of 0%.

Source: Annual Report 2025 (S1-16)

What is Inditex's employee turnover?

86% in 2025 (voluntary 32%, non-voluntary 54%). Inditex says turnover reflects the seasonal nature of retail, with temporary staff hired for peaks.

Source: Annual Report 2025 (S1-6)

Who is Inditex's CEO?

Óscar García Maceiras, CEO since November 2021. Marta Ortega Pérez has chaired the board since April 2022; Amancio Ortega founded the company and remains on the board.

Source: inditex.com press release, November 30, 2021

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