Bin Dawood Offers This Week

Bin Dawood Offers This Week: publication rhythm and schedule

Editions of Bin Dawood offers listed on AdsSOS usually start on a Wednesday, and they come in several lengths. Recent examples are a Best Offers booklet for Madinah that ran from 7 to 13 October 2026 in 33 pages, a longer Madinah edition running from 7 to 20 October in 105 pages, and a short 3 Days Iconic Offers flyer that ran from 8 to 10 October in six pages. For Saudi National Day there was a Madinah edition from 23 September to 6 October in 127 pages and a shorter national edition to 29 September. We did not find an official statement of a fixed release day, so treat Wednesday as a pattern in our data, not a promise.

The city name in an edition title matters. Bin Dawood describes itself as serving the Western and Southern regions, and its listed cities include Jeddah, Makkah, Taif, Madinah and Khamis Mushait, so a Madinah booklet is not necessarily valid at a store in another city.

How to save: loyalty card and app

The BinDawood app was launched in Jeddah in 2019 for online ordering and home delivery, according to the company website, which says it plans to widen the service to more cities. The app and website pages we opened do not name a points card. A separate group page says a subsidiary called IACo runs a loyalty programme for both BinDawood and Danube, but it does not give the programme name, the earning rate or how to join.

Price matching, returns and coupon rules

We could not find a published price-matching promise, return period or coupon scheme on the company pages we reached, so this page states none. The one pricing rule we can verify is national. The Saudi Ministry of Commerce says the shelf price must include VAT and must match the final invoice, with a SAR 100 shelf price meaning the invoice should not exceed SAR 100. Shoppers charged extra tax are told to contact the ZATCA consumer call centre on 19993.

Smart shopping: hours and markdown habits

We found no company-published schedule of opening hours that applies to every store, so check the store locator for your branch. In July 2019 the Saudi cabinet decided that shops and restaurants could operate throughout the day in return for a fee set by the municipal ministry, which is one reason hours can differ from one branch to another.

Bin Dawood does not publish a clearance or markdown routine that we could verify. Its leaflets are the most dependable guide: the long city editions list the whole range, while the three-day flyers concentrate on a short window, so match your trip to the printed dates.

About Bin Dawood in Saudi Arabia

Bin Dawood opened its first store in Makkah in 1984 and is headquartered in Jeddah, according to Wikipedia. The company website describes it as a hypermarket and supermarket operator with a strong presence in and around Makkah and serving the Holy Cities of Makkah and Al Madinah, and mentions hand-picked international products. Store counts depend on the source and the date: the page for the chain gives 24 hypermarkets and supermarkets in the text and 26 in the store locator, while the group's FY2023 investor presentation lists 87 stores in total, of which 55 are hypermarkets, 25 supermarkets and 7 Express, a figure that covers the group as a whole.

BinDawood Holding also owns Danube, a grocery chain of its own, so comparing leaflets from both can show how the group positions each banner. The wider hypermarket shelf is on the Saudi Arabia hypermarkets offers hub. Shoppers comparing weekly baskets can read Hyper Panda offers this week, Lulu offers this week and Danube offers this week, and every retailer is listed on the Saudi Arabia offers hub.