It«s a nightmare: the owner of the Mango empire may have been killed by his own son 0 13

The death of Isak Andik, the founder of the Mango company and one of the richest people in Spain, is being investigated as a possible murder, with his son becoming a suspect, reported the radio station Cadena SER, citing sources in the police. Catalonia's law enforcement agencies have begun investigating the death of Mango's founder Isak Andik as a possible murder, media outlets report, referencing the radio station Cadena SER.

According to police sources, the suspect in the case is the entrepreneur's son, Jonathan (44), who was the only witness to the incident in the mountains.

Isak Andik, one of Spain's wealthiest businessmen, died in December 2024 at the age of 72 after falling from a slope 150 meters high. Initially, the case was classified as an accident and closed; however, in March 2025, a court in Catalonia decided to reopen the investigation due to suspicious discrepancies in the testimony of the deceased's son, as previously reported by local media.

The Mango brand was founded by Isak Andik in 1984 in Catalonia. By 2024, the chain had 2,800 stores worldwide, and the company's sales reached a record 3.3 billion euros. According to Forbes, Andik ranked fifth among the richest people in Spain.

Isak Andik, a Spanish businessman of Turkish descent, is estimated to have a net worth of 3 billion euros. Nature walks and mountain climbing were his favorite hobbies. The head of the Catalonia regional administration, Salvador Illa, wrote on the social network X that Andik's death shocked him.