Consumer spending rises 6% to SAR 130.14B in June

Consumer spending in the Kingdom includes total cash withdrawals, point-of-sale (POS) transactions, and e-commerce sales through the Mada network.

Consumer spending in Saudi Arabia increased to SAR 130.14 billion in June, up 6% from nearly SAR 122.62 billion in June 2025.

Consumer spending in the Kingdom includes total cash withdrawals, point-of-sale (POS) transactions, and e-commerce sales through the Mada network.

According to monthly data from the Saudi Central Bank (SAMA), POS sales in Saudi Arabia rose by 7% year-on-year (YoY) to about SAR 57.49 billion in June.

The data showed that these sales were conducted through 1.009 billion transactions across 2.5 million POS terminals.

POS transactions represent consumer spending using debit and credit cards at shopping malls, retail stores, pharmacies, and other outlets.

Meanwhile, cash withdrawals from ATMs fell by around 9% YoY to approximately SAR 39.02 billion in June.

These withdrawals were made through 14,400 ATMs operated by banks and the Saudi network across 123.9 million transactions. The total number of issued bank cards reached 69.19 million.

E-commerce sales via Mada cards surged to SAR 33.63 billion in June, up 30% YoY.

According to SAMA data, these transactions were carried out through 184.8 million operations.