SPARTOO: directors' dealings · France · AMF

About SPARTOO

SPARTOO is a European fashion retail group, historically focused on footwear and now broader in scope, covering ready-to-wear, bags and accessories. The company is listed on Euronext Growth Paris under the ticker ALSPT and the ISIN FR00140043Y1. Euronext classifies SPARTOO in the Apparel Retailers segment, which reflects its core positioning as a fashion distribution business. Founded in 2006, SPARTOO initially built its reputation as one of the French online pioneers in footwear retail. Over time, the group expanded its assortment and became a multi-brand fashion platform. It now communicates a catalog of 10,000 brands and more than 1.6 million online references in Europe, highlighting a business model built around breadth of choice, brand visibility and marketplace depth. The company’s model combines a primarily B2C online business with a more selective physical footprint. In 2025, SPARTOO operated 41 points of sale, including 37 store-in-store corners and 4 affiliates, while continuing to transform its network toward an asset-light structure focused on corners. This approach supports operational discipline while preserving brand visibility and a degree of physical proximity to consumers. The group also develops third-party services through TooPost, a freight forwarding and logistics-related activity that complements its e-commerce core. Geographically, SPARTOO has a broad European footprint. The group states that it sells in more than 30 countries across Europe, with a meaningful share of business generated outside France. This cross-border reach is an important part of its strategy, as it allows the company to leverage digital distribution, centralized procurement and multi-country brand exposure. In competitive terms, SPARTOO positions itself as one of Europe’s leading online fashion retailers. Its market proposition relies on a large assortment, strong category expertise and operational capabilities in stock management and logistics. Recent financial disclosures emphasize improving cash generation, tighter inventory control and a reduction in net debt, which are key indicators for a retailer operating in a still demanding consumer environment. Notable facts include the company’s IPO on Euronext Growth in July 2021 and its long-standing CSR commitment since inception. SPARTOO has highlighted initiatives around education, solidarity and environmental responsibility, making sustainability part of its corporate identity alongside commercial growth. The group’s recent strategy has combined assortment expansion, cost control and cash-flow discipline as it continues to strengthen its position in European online fashion retail.