Amsterdam The Style Outlets, Netherlands /// © NEINVER
Amsterdam The Style Outlets, Netherlands /// © NEINVER

NEINVER reports solid Growth in Q3 Results

One Europe’s key outlet players, NEINVER shares strong performance in Q3 report across its entire outlet centers portfolio. Overall brand sales results show an increase of 5% compared to last year’s data.

“2025 is confirming the resilience of our portfolio,” said Daniel Losantos, CEO of NEINVER. “Our centres are delivering steady growth, giving brands the confidence to extend their presence with us. Consumers are clearly looking for value and experience, and our retail and marketing strategy, upgraded environments and ongoing investment programme are designed to meet that demand. With a solid start to the fourth quarter, we enter the year-end trading period well positioned for the next phase of growth.”

Brand sales accelerated from late spring and remained strong throughout the summer, with Q3 sales increasing by over 6% year-over-year. This momentum has continued into the beginning of Q4:

October delivered a 6.5% increase in sales and higher footfall, supporting a positive outlook for the year-end trading period.

NEINVER’s signature events remain an important footfall and sales driver, building loyalty and engagement. In the first half of the year, these events, focused on price and experience, generated an 8% increase in footfall and a 13% uplift in sales versus the same period in 2024.

NEINVER’s best performing Outlet Center

Within this overall performance, Amsterdam The Style Outlets remains one of the company’s fastest-growing centers. Now marking its fifth anniversary, the asset is recording robust year-to-date growth, with sales up around 20% and visits up around 10%, operating at high occupancy levels and delivering strong spend per visit. Brands remain highly active in securing new locations. NEINVER is seeing expansion from both existing and new tenants, including more restaurants and cafés that complement the fashion and lifestyle offer

Brand partners opening additional stores within the portfolio include ASICS, Bimba y Lola, Columbia, Gap, HECHTER PARIS, Mango, Marc O’Polo, ONLY, Outly, Pandora, PIECES, Primor, Puma, Rituals, Under Armour and Villeroy & Boch, with Bimba y Lola and Mango recently joining Viladecans The Style Outlets (Spain). New Food & Beverage brands include PAUL, Lindt’s choco bar, Costa Coffee, Alice Pizza, Roadhouse, Billy Tacos, Poke House, Pariani, Jeff de Bruges, Kusmi Tea, Chalito, among others.

NEINVER is also seeing a clear trend of brands investing in larger stores and enhanced customer experience. Calzedonia, Calvin Klein, Desigual, Hugo Boss, Jack & Jones, Levi’s, Munich, New Balance, ONLY, Skechers and Wellensteyn are among the retailers that have upsized or upgraded their space at the centres.

Alpes The Style Outlets

At the same time, NEINVER is advancing Alpes The Style Outlets, a major new open-air outlet destination in France and the company’s second scheme in the country, which will host around 95 shops and restaurants.

Located on the Swiss border, just 25 minutes from Geneva, the project benefits from a strategic location, offering brands a strategic cross-border catchment of residents, commuters, and tourists.

Extensive Portfolio Refurbishment

In parallel, the company is implementing a refurbishment and extension programme designed to support long-term growth and create more attractive environments for brands and customers.

In Spain, San Sebastián de los Reyes The Style Outlets (Madrid) is scheduled to begin a renovation in 2026, while Viladecans The Style Outlets (Barcelona) is in the planning phase for an extension.

In Italy, Vicolungo The Style Outlets (Novara) will further enhance its recently created Food Plaza.

Meanwhile, Las Rozas The Style Outlets (Madrid) and Castel Guelfo The Style Outlets (Bologna) have completed refurbishment works.

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