H & M Hennes & Mauritz AB Six-month report 2026

Second quarter (1 March 2026— 31 May 2026)

· Net sales amounted to SEK 54,828 m (56,714) in the second quarter. Sales in local currencies were fairly in line with last year, with around 3 percent fewer stores at the end of the quarter compared with the same point in time last year.
· Gross profit amounted to SEK 31,045 m (31,425), which corresponds to a gross margin of 56.6 percent (55.4).
· Selling and administrative expenses decreased by 1 percent to SEK 25,133 m (25,489). In local currencies the increase was 1 percent. Selling and administrative expenses were charged with

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Female Engineering and Mammut launch collaboration and a period panty for mountain adventures

Female Engineering, the femtech brand by Lindex, launches a collaboration with Mammut, the global premium outdoor brand renowned for alpine performance and innovation. Together, the brands launch a period panty for women who want to train and explore alpine environments, on any day of their cycle.
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‘Our mission is to make everyday life for women better by finding solutions to real needs. We are proud of our collaboration with Mammut, where together we bring our femtech innovation and science into nature and enable period protection designed for movement and adventures in demanding

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Lindex continues its expansion in Denmark and opens a new store in Aarhus

Lindex continues its growth journey in the Danish market and opens its third store in Denmark in autumn 2026, this time in Aarhus. The establishment is a further step in the fashion company’s expansion in the country and strengthens its local presence.
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‘We are very pleased to continue our expansion in Denmark and to open our third store, now in Aarhus. Denmark is an important market for us, and we see strong interest from Danish customers. With this establishment, we look forward to welcoming even more customers to discover Lindex and our Swedish design. Our physical stores play

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Lindex introduces Digital Product Passports with selected garments

Lindex is taking the next step towards increased transparency and circularity by introducing Digital Product Passports (DPP) on selected garments. Through this initiative, Lindex is exploring how product information can support both customers and future circular solutions as part of a broader shift beyond compliance.
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Lindex is testing how Digital Product Passports can be used as a foundation to enable new ways of interacting with garments throughout their lifecycle. This includes features such as easier repurchase of favourite products, as well as an activity log that makes it

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