Saudi Arabia Supermarket Offers & Hypermarket Promotions This Week

Reading Saudi offers with confidence

In the Kingdom a flyer is called an offer, and the word covers a printed leaflet, an app banner and a social post alike. AdsSOS gathers the weekly scans from the retailers below so that you can see them in one place, city by city and chain by chain. We list no product pages and no prices; what you find here is the promotion as the retailer printed it, with its own dates and branches.

The most useful habit is to search by your city. Shoppers type phrases such as weekly offers in Riyadh, weekly offers in Jeddah and, for the south, Al Ghoneim offers today Abha. That tells you something about the market: it is regional, and a chain strong in the Eastern Province may barely register in the Hejaz.

The hypermarket and supermarket giants

The grocery names that return most often in searches are Lulu hypermarkets, Hyper Panda, Abdullah AlOthaim Markets, Al Raya, Al Madina Hypermarket and Al Ghoneim. Lulu opened its 72nd Saudi store in Jeddah on 18 December 2025 with a target of 100. Hyper Panda belongs to Panda Retail Company, a subsidiary of Savola Group. Othaim reported 476 branches at the end of 2025, 415 of them in Saudi Arabia. In February 2024, Tamimi Markets completed its purchase of all of Al Raya, then 51 supermarkets in more than 20 cities. Al Ghoneim opened the first supermarket in the south, in Khamis Mushait in 1989. Our Saudi hypermarket offers hub groups these with the rest of the grocery chains and says plainly where a supermarket is not a hypermarket.

Electronics: Jarir, eXtra, Tamkeen and Almanea

For gadgets and appliances, shoppers compare Jarir Bookstore, eXtra electronics, Tamkeen Stores and Almanea appliance stores. A Tadawul statement reported by Argaam in August 2026 put Jarir at 68 stores in Saudi Arabia and 79 worldwide. eXtra says it has 51 stores in the Kingdom among 57 in total. Almanea, founded in Riyadh in 1984, lists more than forty branches in eight cities. Mobile phones are the item the suggestions keep returning to, with searches such as mobile offers today naming several of these chains at once. The Saudi electronics offers hub sets their returns terms side by side.

Pharmacies, home and discount

Two pharmacy chains are in the flagship list. Al Nahdi Pharmacy is described by Saudipedia as running a retail pharmacy chain across more than 125 cities and villages, listed on Tadawul since 22 March 2022. Al-Dawaa Pharmacies reports more than 900 pharmacies in over 100 cities and began trading on the main market on 14 March 2022. Their loyalty programmes, Nuhdeek and Arbahi respectively, run through their apps. The Saudi health and beauty offers hub covers this group.

For the home there is IKEA Saudi Arabia, whose site lists stores in Riyadh, Jeddah, Dhahran and Madinah. A newer name is Ala Kaifak, a discount and variety chain whose app offers a branch locator, home delivery and coupons; its loyalty programme is planned but not confirmed live.

The rhythm of the shopping year

We make no claim about a fixed Saudi sales calendar, because we could not find an official one. What is documented is the National Day season. When the Ministry of Commerce reported discount licences for the 93rd National Day, Gulf News said more than 4,700 had been issued within four days of the start of the sales season, covering food, electronics, perfumes, smartphones and clothing. The licences are printed so that shoppers can tell a real discount from a spurious one. Searches like Jarir offers National Day show that shoppers know to look.

Searches turn to Ramadan too, but we found no official rule for shop opening hours that month, so we do not publish one. Queries such as Nahdi opening hours Ramadan are best answered by the branch itself.

Prayer times and rules you can rely on

In July 2021 the Federation of Saudi Chambers issued a circular allowing shops to stay open during prayer times, provided staff are rotated so that neither workers nor customers are prevented from praying. Opening hours still vary by city and chain, so always read the branch details printed in the flyer.

For online purchases, the Saudi e-commerce law lets consumers return goods or cancel within seven days of receipt if the goods are unused, and allows cancellation if delivery is more than fifteen days late. Exceptions exist, so read the retailer's own policy as well.

Using this site

Start with the hub that matches your errand, then open the retailer's page for the latest scan. Each offer is valid only at the branches and on the dates it states, and we encourage you to confirm with the store before making a special trip.