Mark & Save Offers This Week

Mark & Save Offers This Week: publication rhythm and schedule

Mark & Save is a value hypermarket brand, and its Kuwait leaflets on AdsSOS sit in the Kuwait hypermarkets category. The editions we hold are branch-specific: titles name the Jleeb and Fahaheel stores, which tells you the offers apply to those locations and not necessarily to every outlet of the chain. Recent leaflets were three to four pages each and carried campaign names such as Mega Shopping Days, a 790 fils edition and an Exciting Figures edition.

The chain has not published, as far as we could find, an official release day for Kuwait. Editions listed on AdsSOS usually start on a Wednesday, and validity varies: the Mega Shopping Days leaflets run from 21 to 24 October 2026, a four-day window, while an earlier Exciting Figures edition ran for a full week and a 790 fils edition for three days. The printed dates on each leaflet are therefore the only dependable guide.

How to save: loyalty card and app

The official Mark & Save website describes a loyalty programme called WeRewards, which it says offers savings and a smoother shopping experience and is available through mobile apps on the App Store and Google Play. We could not find a page explaining how points are earned or redeemed, or confirming that the programme operates in Kuwait specifically, so we describe only what the site states.

The website also lists exclusive own brands named Opus, Mir, Craftworld, Avior and Aerodry, and says the stores sell groceries, household goods, electronics, clothing, toys, sports goods and automotive accessories. Which of these ranges are stocked in a particular Kuwait branch is not stated, so check the leaflet pages.

Price matching, returns and coupon rules

We found no published Mark & Save price-match policy, return policy or coupon scheme for Kuwait, and we do not guess at one. The legal baseline is Kuwait's Consumer Protection Law 39 of 2014. According to a Kuwait Times report on the Ministry of Commerce and Industry's explanation of that law, a consumer may replace or return a defective product within 14 days of purchase, perishable goods excluded, once the merchant has issued an invoice showing the product, dates, price and quantity. Disagreements over conditions go to the National Committee for Consumer Protection.

For a hypermarket this matters mostly for non-food lines such as electronics, apparel and household items. Keep the receipt for any such purchase.

Smart shopping: hours and markdown habits

We could not find official Kuwait opening hours for Mark & Save. A business guide on a UK bank's trade portal describes Friday as the day of rest in Kuwait, and a municipal decree reported by the Gulf Daily News in September 2022 requires shops in residential areas to close by midnight, with cooperative central markets and pharmacies exempt. Whether a particular branch is affected depends on its location, so confirm with the store.

We found no official statement about clearance or markdown habits and describe none. The shortness of the Mega Shopping Days window is a feature of that leaflet, not a general rule.

About Mark & Save in Kuwait

Gulf News reported in September 2025 that Mark & Save is owned by Western International Group, which also owns the Nesto hypermarket chain, and that it was launched in 2022 as an affordable-luxury value brand. A Zawya press release from May 2026 says the chain had reached 23 hyperstores across the GCC, operates large-format value stores in Kuwait without giving a Kuwait count, and targets 100 stores by 2030. The official website lists 26 outlets and says stores operate in the UAE, Kuwait, Oman, Saudi Arabia and Qatar. These counts differ by date and source, so treat them as approximate.

To compare with other chains, read about City Centre offers this week, the Costo Supermarket offers, or Aswaq Ramez offers, or return to the Kuwait weekly offers hub.