Saudi non-oil exports rise 19% to SAR 97.5B in Q4 2025

Non-oil exports, including re-exports, increased to approximately SAR 97.5 billion in the fourth quarter of 2025, up 19% compared to the same period in 2024, marking the highest quarterly level since 2017.

Compared to the previous quarter, non-oil exports rose by SAR 1.56 billion, or 2%, according to preliminary data from the General Authority for Statistics.

Non-oil exports accounted for 32% of Saudi Arabia’s total merchandise exports in Q4 2025, which totaled SAR 300.1 billion.

Machinery, electrical appliances, and their parts represented 23% of non-oil exports, valued at SAR 22.7 billion, a 79% increase from Q4 2024.

Chemical products accounted for 20%, totaling SAR 19.7 billion.

As for top non-oil export hubs in Q4 2025, King Abdulaziz International Airport, Jeddah led with nearly SAR 15.6 billion (16% of total non-oil exports). It was followed by Jeddah Islamic Port with SAR 11.2 billion.

Regarding export distribution by gateway, Sea ports represented 55%, followed by airports (27%), then land borders (18%).