Good morning to everybody. We'd like to thank you all for attending Inditex's Full -Year 2025 Results Presentation. I'm James O'Shaughnessy, Investor Relations. The presentation today will be chaired by our CEO, Óscar García Maceiras. We also have Andrés Sánchez, CFO, and Gorka Garcia-Tapia, our Director of Investor Relations. Following the presentation this morning, we will hold a question and answer session, starting with the questions received on the phone, followed by those received on the webcast platform. Let's take the disclaimer as read. Oscar. Good morning and welcome to our Full -Year 2025 Results Presentation. It's great to see so many people joining us today. At the outset, we would like to acknowledge the current situation in the Middle East and express our thoughts with those affected. Ensuring the wellbeing and safety of our colleagues and the local communities we serve continues to be our highest priority. The numbers we are providing this morning reflect the ability of our teams to honor the trust that millions of customers place in our eight commercial formats every day. Connecting with them, understanding their desires, and delivering the best product and a differentiated experience underpinning our long-term growth opportunities. We have seen a very solid performance in 2025, both in terms of the top line and also in terms of profitability. Despite the complex market environment we have all seen throughout the year. The execution of our unique model has been very disciplined and coupled with the levels of diversification we enjoy. This adds to the resilience of our business. From the very start of the new fashion season at the beginning of last year, we all saw a picture of continual improvement in sales. What's worth highlighting was the high level of consistency in the P&L throughout the four quarters that make up the year. This brings out the point I wanted to make. The highly flexible business model we have here at Inditex permits us to react to very dynamic and changing market conditions in a way that is unique to us. Clearly, collections across the year have been well-received by our customers. The sales growth of 3.2% has been robust. Sales were positive across each of the concepts, and in constant currency, they were positive across all geographical areas. Sales were also positive in both stores and online. The strong execution of the business model has been key not only to the excellent gross margin performance, but also the very disciplined control of operating costs, which has been evident across the year. At the profitability level, net income increased 6% to EUR 6.2 billion. Our financial strength allows us to fund sustainable long-term growth while continuing to deliver attractive returns to shareholders. We will propose a dividend for financial year 2025 of EUR 1.75 per share. Our spring/summer collections have been very well-received by customers. Store and online sales in constant currency between the 1 st of February and the 8th of March grew 9% versus the same period in the previous year. We continue to enjoy significant global growth opportunities. Our processes across 214 markets, in conjunction with low market penetration, affords us strong diversification benefits. These factors, combined with the fragmented nature of the sector, gives us confidence in our ability to further differentiate ourselves and drive sustainable long-term growth. Our ongoing aspiration to offer customers around the world the very best retail experience, whether online or in store, is encompassed in the strategy we call retail optimization. As a function of this strategy, which has been in place for a long period of time now, the quality of our store base has been continuously increasing over many years. In view of this, sales have grown 22% on a reported basis over the last three years, while the number of stores has reduced by 6% and net space has grown by 6%. This, I think, illustrates very well what we are trying to achieve, which is to continually reinforce the consistency of our long-term growth profile. Gross space growth for 2026 is expected to be about 5%, in line with the last few years, with a positive net space contribution to sales and a strong online performance. Ordinary capital expenditure in 2026 is expected to be around EUR 2.3 billion. After the two-year extraordinary investment program to increase logistics capacity, we continue to focus capital expenditure on our global store base, the online platform, and the rollout of technology programs aimed at enhancing the level of integration, thereby underpinning the long-term growth of Inditex. Now, let's pass it over to Andrés, who will cover the financials. Thank you, Óscar. As we can see from the results published today, Inditex has performed superbly over 2025. Sales, EBITDA, and net income all reached new highs. The sales performance has been strong at +3.2%. The combination of good execution and an actively managed supply chain resulted in a solid gross margin performance. Operating expenses have been well managed, and this has resulted in a satisfactory level of operating leverage. EBITDA grew 5% to EUR 11.3 billion. This has flowed through to the bottom line, with net income increasing 6% to EUR 6.2 billion. The group continues to generate significant funds from operations adjusted for leases, with growth in the period of +7%. Our net cash position was EUR 11 billion at year-end. Let me highlight that the evolution of sales in the year has been very satisfactory at +3.2%, reaching EUR 39.9 billion. In constant currency, that translates to +7%. This strong growth was very much across the board in stores and online, across each of the concepts, and in constant currency across all geographical areas. Looking at the year ahead, at exchange rates today, we expect a -1% top-line FX impact in 2026, albeit with a notable first half weighting. As already mentioned, sales were positive in all concepts. We do, of course, enjoy a global presence, and it is our aim to continue building upon this. In 2025, gross profit increased 3.9% to EUR 23.2 billion, with a gross margin of 58.3%. This gross margin performance is best explained by the consistent execution of the business model we have seen across the year. Driven by the strength of our commercial teams in 2025, the company enjoyed the strongest gross margin performance in many years, particularly in the second half of the year. For 2026, a stable gross margin of ±50 basis points would be a reasonable expectation. Over the year, we have been able to closely control operating expenses across all areas of the business. The financial accounts show 39 basis points of operating leverage for the year. Taking into account all these charges, operating expenses grew 51 basis points below sales growth. The PBT margin reached 20.1% in the year. From what we have been talking about already, I am very comfortable with the operating performance of the business over 2025. Inventory for the group at year-end on the 31st of January was down 2% compared to the closing position the year before. It is noteworthy that closing inventory quality was high. The net cash position was EUR 11 billion at year-end. As you can see on your screens, lease-adjusted funds from operations after fixed lease cash payments increased 7% to reach EUR 8.2 billion, and free cash flow reached EUR 4.7 billion. Gorka, over to you now. Thank you, Andrés. It's good to have you all here with us today. Building on the comments made at the nine-month mark, I would like to point out that 2025 has been a truly remarkable year. From a second-half-weighted sales profile, we have seen we are in the fortunate position of being able to say that growth was enjoyed by each of the concepts. This performance was spearheaded by consistent strategic execution and a laser focus on taking care of our customers. Over the course of the year, we have strengthened our position in 41 markets through new store openings. Growth was strong, not only in terms of store sales, but also in terms of the growth of online. All concepts continue to deliver strong results, and yet again, contributed meaningfully to the overall performance of the group. This momentum reflects the strength of our diversified portfolio and the ability of our teams to demonstrate accuracy and precision. Looking ahead, we are confident in our ability to capitalize on new opportunities and to deliver sustainable long-term growth. If you look at the table on your screens right now, you can see strong sales figures in all the concepts. This table is a good representation of the group's diversification by both product and customer base. You can see the PBT margin of the various concepts that have led to the group's overall PBT margin increasing 50 basis points to 20.1%. With this in mind, I'll now hand over to Óscar. Many thanks, Gorka. We continue to see a strong growth opportunities. The unique way in which we can react to fashion trends permits us to continually consolidate the market position we enjoy, providing Inditex with huge potential for the future. The diversification by origins, channels, formats, and markets remains a key driver of our model. In order to extend our differentiation further, we are developing a number of initiatives for the coming years. Our fashion proposition shows our strong commitment to creativity thanks to our talented teams that focus every day on innovation and the adaptation to what our customers are looking for. Our physical store and online platforms are continuously executing new initiatives to enhance the experience of our customers. Openings, additional functionalities, and new technology are the core of our strategy. We have recently reopened iconic Zara stores after refurbishments in Copenhagen, Shanghai East Nanjing Road, and Boston Newbury. In terms of new markets in 2026, the group will launch its first store in Curaçao. The rest of the concepts will be very active in 2026. Bershka will open its first stores in Brazil and the United States. Massimo Dutti will continue its expansion in the U.S. with new openings in Miami Brickell and New York Soho. Massimo Dutti will also launch in new countries, including Denmark and Norway. Pull&Bear will also launch in Denmark. Zara Home will open its first stores in Ireland and Norway. Finally, Lefties will continue its expansion with its first stores in the U.K. and France. The rollout of our soft tag alarm technology across the stores continues to progress. This initiative complements the assisted checkout program and further strengthens our in-store technology ecosystem. It's delivering a meaningful enhancement to the customer's experience by facilitating product interaction and streamlining the purchasing process. The hardware is now in 100% of our physical stores, and the new technology will be implemented in 90% of products across all our formats in the spring/summer collections in 2026. Zara Try-on is an AI-based virtual fitting system that allows customers to create a synthetic avatar from their own photos and generate images of that avatar wearing real products. Currently deployed in 43 markets with over seven million sessions, it operates exclusively on zara.com and is being rolled out to the other concepts. By 2025, we successfully met our water target, delivering a 26% reduction in water consumption across our supply chain compared to 2020. Turning to fibers. Of the total textile fibers used in our garments during 2025, 88% were classified as lower-impact fibers. 47% of the total fibers used were sourced from recycled materials. We remain on track towards our goal of reaching 100% lower-impact textile fiber usages by 2030. Under our supply chain environmental transformation plan, we reduced total Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions covered by Science Based Targets by 11% versus our 2018 baseline. This includes an 88% reduction in Scope 1 and 2 emissions, alongside a 7% reduction in Scope 3. These results demonstrate continued progress both in our own operations and across our value chain. We remain focused on attracting top talent, thanks to dedicated teams who embrace our culture and values. A key factor in this is our commitment to training with 3.4 million hours offered in 2025, which has allowed us to fill 80% of vacancies through the internal promotion of 9,100 of our professionals. To meet the current strong demand for our collections across the globe, a demand which, if you remember, builds upon the meaningful levels of growth we have seen since 2022, important investments have been made in recent years. We now operate in 214 markets. Most of these markets continue to be very fragmented in nature and in conjunction with a low market share, provide a great platform for future expansion. The growth of annual gross space in 2026 is expected to be around 5%. We also expect net space contribution to sales to be positive with, of course, an additional good level of online performance. As I mentioned a few moments ago, with some of our key investments now in place, we can further focus on increasing our competitive differentiation, both in store and online globally. For 2026, we estimate ordinary capital expenditure of around EUR 2.3 billion. This investment will be mainly directed at optimizing our commercial space, the integration of several technological initiatives, and the improvement of our online platforms with a view to underpinning the long-term growth of Inditex. I'm going to finish with a couple of further comments. Spring/summer collections have been very well received by our customers. Store and online sales in constant currency between the first of February and the eighth of March grew 9% over the same period in the previous year. Our priority has always been to ensure the long-term growth of the business while offering an attractive dividend policy to shareholders. Inditex's dividend policy consists of a 60% ordinary payout and bonus dividends. For financial year 2025, the Board of Directors will propose at the Annual General Meeting a dividend of EUR 1.75 per share, composed of an ordinary dividend of EUR 1.20 and a bonus dividend of EUR 0.55 per share. The dividend will be made up of two equal payments to be paid on the 4th of May and on the 2nd of November, 2026. Thanks very much for taking part in our presentation today. We will be happy to answer any questions you may have. The telephone Q&A session starts now. If you would like to ask a question, please press star five on your telephone keypad. If you wish to withdraw your question, please press star five again. We request that you limit yourself to only one question per turn so we can maximize the number of participants in the session. If you have further queries, you may press star five again after the next person's question has been addressed. Please ensure your phone is not on mute. The first question goes to Warwick Okines from BNP. Go ahead, Warwick. Thanks very much, James. Morning, everyone. Actually, I just wanted to talk about the Middle East, if that's okay. Appreciate your comments at the beginning of the call, but maybe you could give a bit more detail about what's happening to your business there. Perhaps start with the sort of proportion of sales, the mix of franchise operations you have there, and what sort of closures you've had to go through in the last 10 days or so. Thank you. Thank you, Warwick. Well, as you can imagine, we are monitoring the situation closely at this stage and focusing on supporting our teams in the markets affected. We have our franchisee network in the region, and in the last week, some of our stores in a number of markets have been temporarily impacted. This has had a slight impact on the trading update we have provided today. In any case, as we have always mentioned, this trading update relates to a very short period of time. Currently, most of our stores are open in the region. Thank you. The next question comes from Monique Pollard from Citi. Go ahead, Monique. Hi. Morning. Thank you for taking my question. I was just interested if you could perhaps help us with how far in advance your sea and air freight rates get locked in and whether there's an element of spot pricing, just given, you know, the pretty dramatic moves we've seen in both sea and air freight rates as a result of the current conflict, please. Thank you. In 2025, our gross margin increased 42 basis points to 58.3%. As we always mention, it is a consistently strong execution of our unique business model that has driven this gross margin performance, characterized mainly by maximizing sales at full price. Proximity sourcing and short lead times. In this sense and over the last few years, and despite significant impacts in our supply chains and currency markets, our gross margin has remained broadly stable. As you would expect, we are also following developments in the market and our sourcing and logistic model, in any case, is diversified across regions and transport modes and giving us flexibility and certain level of resilience should conditions change. In any case, our guidance for 2026 continues to be a stable margin ±50 basis points. Thank you. Thank you, Andrés. The next question come from Anne Critchlow from Berenberg. Go ahead, Anne. Thank you. Good morning. My question is a follow-up to Monique's, actually, on inventory, as it was 2% lower, I guess in reported terms, year-on-year in January. You've had very strong current trading, so I'm just wondering if you're now a bit light on inventory and whether you've seen any supply chain challenges on the recent disruptions to airline schedules. Great. Thank you. I think with regards to inventory, you've seen what we've said in the presentation today with - 2% down. We've also mentioned, as we often do, the fact that the inventory is of high quality. To that extent, with the trading that we've provided today, we have confidence for the year ahead, and we're not seeing anything significant in terms of disruptions at this stage. Thank you. The next question comes from William Woods from Bernstein. Go ahead, William. Good morning. You saw strong performance in Bershka and Stradivarius in the second half and the inflection versus H1. What do you think was the main driver of that inflection? Great. I think you've seen growth throughout all of the concepts that we have, starting with a more moderate sales growth at the beginning and then, of course, in the third quarter, and then definitely in the fourth quarter, and now starting in the trading update that we've provided with good progression of sales. I think we always talk about the capacity that we have to react to fashion trends and in that sense to capture what we're seeing in the market. I think that across the board, we're seeing good performance. Some cases, some of the concepts have been particularly more accurate in identifying the trends, and that can go a long way to explain their performance. Thank you. Thanks, Gorka. The next question comes from Georgina Johanan from JP Morgan. Go ahead, Georgina. Hi. Good morning, everyone. Thanks for taking my question. I think you referenced that some of the investment that you're making this year will be in technical integration and also the further improvement of your online platforms. I was just wondering if you could give some more color around that and any specifics with regards to what you're doing perhaps differently this year to previous years to invest in those areas, please. Thank you, Georgina. Well, as we mentioned during the presentation for fiscal year 2026, we are expecting the CapEx, the ordinary CapEx to be around EUR 2.3 billion, with the investment mainly focused on commercial presence, technological integration, and efficiency of our processes. CapEx investment from our point of view are further underpinning our long-term sustainable earnings growth. With a level of investment that is in line with the group's historical average and fully aligned with our discipline and self-funded business model. Capital allocation remains focused on generating attractive returns over the long term through projects that enhance the business model and the customer experience. As you could see, operating cash flow continues to properly cover both investment and shareholder remuneration. Thank you. Thank you, Óscar. The next question comes from Geoff Lowery from Redburn. Go ahead, Jeff. Morning, team. A slightly high-level question, if I may. I'm very struck by how strong both your gross and EBIT margins are in the context of currencies and volatile end markets. Is there a level of margin at which you would be uncomfortable and try and cap the business, or are you okay with margins rising as a function of the quality of the execution? Thank you. Great. Thank you. I think first of all, you're right to call out the high level of margins that you're seeing. I think this is a great reflection of the strong execution of the business model. Going forward, you know, we're always thinking about, and that's how we think about the business going forward, having stable margins, and we're really focusing on the long term, which is how we always run the business, and not really focusing on any expansion of margins for the short-term gains. It's really about stability of margins going forward, albeit it's true that with strong execution, we are at high levels at this stage. The next question comes from Sreedhar Mahamkali from UBS. Go ahead, Sreedhar. Hi. Yeah, good morning, and thanks for taking my question. Perhaps just on the CapEx and how that we should see that impact in this space, because I think you've talked about investing in the stores and optimization. Does that mean the 5% gross space could convert to a bit more than what we saw last year in terms of net space, 1.5%? And how would that 5% gross space look by brand, please, by individual operating company? Thank you. Great. I think that what we've given so far is we still have the guidance that we had provided before for the 5% gross space for 2026, with a positive contribution to sales from net space. As a reminder, in 2024, gross space was 5.8, with net space contribution to sales of around 2%. In 2025, it was 5.3 gross space, with net contribution of just over 1.5%. You see that in 2025, we've continued to do a lot of operations. We've done 190 openings, 293 closings, for example, and refurbishments and expansions. Retail optimization program, as Óscar mentioned during the presentation, is underway, has been underway for many years, and you should expect this as a characteristic going forward. I think with regards to your question, Sreedhar, of gross space for the following years, you'll have to wait until the end of 2026. Thank you. The next question comes from, Matthew Clements from Barclays. Go ahead, Matthew. Hi. Good morning, everyone. Thanks for taking the question. You've got very consistent PBT margins across your concepts. Lefties is subsumed within Zara, but is its profitability profile comparable? No. I think PBT margins you're seeing that are at very healthy levels. There's a bit of a range depending on the concepts that you can imagine, but I think this is a reflection that they all work under the same business model and that when we have strong execution across the board, you see strong and robust PBT margins. Again, going back to one of my earlier comments, we should be expecting stable margins going forward. The next question comes from Richard Chamberlain from RBC. Go ahead, Richard. Richard, are you there? We're now gonna go over to the webcast platform today. The first question relates to AI. Perhaps you could give us an update on progress made in the area of AI, please. Well, thanks for the question. As you can imagine, over the past few years, we have taken a deliberate approach to AI. Our priority was to build the right foundations, modern architecture, strong data platforms, and robust governance, so we could deploy AI securely and at scale. With that groundwork now in place, we are effectively future-ready and able to integrate new AI capabilities quickly and in a controlled way. We are also testing and scaling initiatives such as Zara Try-on to enhance the customer experience, as mentioned today. For us, AI is not a standalone project. It's an integrated capability supporting both efficiency and our customer and employee experience. Thank you. The next question on the webcast platform this morning relates to the United States. Perhaps you could give us an update on what you're seeing in that market, please. Thank you. Well, the U.S. remains a very relevant market for us, and we continue to see opportunities to keep on executing our strategy of selective growth in the market. 2025 has been a year full of very relevant projects that we have been sharing with you quarter after quarter. Some examples have been the opening of new flagship stores in L.A.’s The Grove, Las Vegas Forum Shops at Caesars Palace. We also arrived our state number 26 with the opening of our store in Charlotte in North Carolina. Recently in December, we reopened, after an important refurbishment, our store in Newbury Street in Boston city center. 2026 will also be a year full of exciting and new projects that will include the refurbishment of some of our iconic Zara stores in Fifth Avenue in New York, the relocation of our store in the Thirty-Fourth Street, also in Manhattan, in New York, or Lincoln Road in Miami. Also, we can confirm, as we mentioned during the call, that Bershka, after a very successful online performance in the States, will open its first two stores in Miami, and Massimo Dutti will also open new stores in Miami Brickell and New York Soho in 2026. We will end 2026 with around 110 stores in the States. Also our online sales continue to grow very well. As we mentioned in the past, our online footprint also supports our physical sales and vice versa. Thank you. Thank you, Óscar. The next question on the webcast platform relates to sportswear or athleisure. Could you give us a little bit on your strategy in this area, please? OYSHO grew 16% last year to EUR 960 million of sales and in fact is in the middle of a process of expanding into new countries. Just a reminder, in 2025, we opened our first OYSHO stores in Germany, in Berlin and Hamburg. Also in the Netherlands, we are about to open our second store in Van Baerlestraat after the opening of our first store in Kalverstraat, also in Amsterdam. For instance, in the U.K., we entered the market in 2023, and today we have three physical stores and very good online sales. Many opportunities to keep on growing the format. Zara Athleticz continues to perform very well as a collection within Zara Man. Both with our standalone Zara Man stores and with specific corners for athletics in the rest of our Zara stores. We consider that both approaches reflect our aim to be even more relevant in the space of the athleisure and lifestyle, very aligned with what our customers are looking for. Thank you. That completes the webcast, questions for today. Thank you. Thanks again, everybody, for taking part in today's presentation. For any additional questions you may have, please get in touch with our Investor Relations department, and we look forward to speaking with you all again in June. Thank you.