Inditex: ¿por qué su valor en bolsa supera los 100.000 millones de euros?

A short essay explaining why Zara's parent company is worth what it is — not in the narrow sense of DCF mechanics, but in the broader sense of what Inditex actually does differently from its peers and why those differences translate into a premium valuation. García walks through the company's supply chain, its inventory turnover, its relationship with Galician manufacturers, the logistics that let it refresh stores weekly. For product direction it is an accessible Spanish-language case study on how operational excellence shows up in the numbers. Read alongside Davidson's NYT piece for a parallel exercise in making industry economics concrete. Short, specific, and rare in Spanish business commentary.