Parent company of Zara, Inditex is optimistic about expanding its presence in the United States, planning to open additional stores. This growth strategy remains in place despite recently announced trade tariffs, according to Oscar Garcia Maceiras, Chief Executive Officer.
Maceiras indicated, Inditex has not observed significant shifts in consumer spending across its major markets. Emphasizing the importance of the United States market, he noted, it is their second-largest market.
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