Spanish firms Slimstock and Mango drive AI‑powered growth in supply chain and fashion

Slimstock, a supply‑chain optimisation specialist, reported Iberian revenue of €7.5 million for 2025 and projected €10 million for 2026, a 33 % increase. The growth is attributed to new customers such as Velfont, Natura, Grupo Cadarso, K Global and UNOde50, and to its AI‑based planning platform Slim4 Supply Chain, which now serves around 2,000 companies worldwide.

Fashion retailer Mango has integrated roughly twenty artificial‑intelligence solutions across design, advertising and customer service. The company, founded by Isak Andic, posted €1.852 billion in sales in the first half of the year and targets €4 billion by 2026, with 77 % of revenue coming from international markets. Jordi Álex, Mango’s chief technology, data, privacy and security officer, said AI “amplifies human talent” and is used in tools like the generative‑image platform Inspire to explore new patterns and store concepts, while final decisions remain with designers.