Marc O'Polo SE in the news

Marc O'Polo SE successfully recovered from a cyberattack by rebuilding compromised systems with IT security experts, highlighting the increasing threat of cyberattacks to businesses.

Marc O'Polo AG is projected to have 1,762 employees worldwide by March 2026, a 6.5% increase from 2023.

Maximilian Böck is focused on expanding Marc O'Polo into a global brand despite current economic challenges and fierce competition.

Maximilian Böck, CEO of Marc O'Polo, is driving the premium casual clothing brand's global expansion, focusing on sustainability, digital integration, and achieving €1 billion in revenue after significant recent growth.

Marc O'Polo is shifting its legwear segment to a license model, partnering with Onskinery for design, production, and distribution, with new collections expected from Autumn/Winter 2026.

Marc O’Polo partners with ONSKINERY to license and expand its legwear segment in Europe, aiming for strategic growth and retail expansion.

Marc O'Polo has obtained B Corp certification to provide a measurable global benchmark for its existing holistic sustainability and ethical business practices.

Marc O'Polo SE engaged Territory Media to execute a strategic employer branding campaign aimed at attracting and retaining talent amid steady business growth.

Marc O'Polo SE engaged Territory Media to execute a cross-channel employer branding campaign to attract and retain talent amid steady business growth.

Marc O'Polo has earned B Corporation certification, reinforcing its commitment to sustainability and responsible business practices.

Marc O'Polo features the German men's national football team modeling its new minimalist menswear collection, emphasizing teamwork and versatile, contemporary essentials.

Breuninger is selling a Marc O’Polo down jacket at a discounted price, offering quality winter wear with practical features for less.

Munich Airport's Terminal 2 has expanded its premium retail offering with new and larger stores for BOSS, Marc O’Polo, ETON, and luxury eyewear.

Munich Airport's Terminal 2 has added new premium fashion stores including a larger Marc O’Polo shop, enhancing the shopping experience with international brands and modern design.

Munich Airport expanded its Terminal 2 fashion retail with new premium stores including Marc O’Polo, enhancing the shopping experience for international travelers.

Four premium brands including Marc O'Polo and BOSS have opened new or expanded retail spaces in a dedicated fashion area at Munich Airport's Terminal 2.

Marc O'Polo's COO Patric Spethmann is departing after leading major digital transformation and organizational improvements.

Marc O'Polo's COO Patric Spethmann departs after leading major logistics and IT improvements, with his duties reassigned to other executives to reflect the company's maturity.

Marc O’Polo and seven other fashion brands commit to eliminating endangered forest materials from packaging and textiles to enhance sustainability and supply chain resilience.

Marc O'Polo's COO Patric Spethmann is departing after leading major logistics and IT improvements, with his duties reassigned and the COO role eliminated to reflect the company's maturity.