Saudi Arabia's chemical exports rise 3% to SAR 7.1B in September

26/11/2025 ِArgaam special
*Data is periodically updated.


Saudi Arabia's exports of chemical industry and related products rose by 3% year-on-year (YoY) to nearly SAR 7.1 billion in September 2025.

 

Compared to August 2025, the chemicals exports increased by SAR 401.4 million, or 6%, according to data from the General Authority for Statistics.

 

Chemicals and related products made up 22% of September’s SAR 32.1 billion in non-oil exports.



 

India topped the list of chemicals importers from Saudi Arabia at nearly SAR 2.04 billion, accounting for 29% of the total exports of chemical products in September. China and the UAE followed with 17% and 6%, respectively, as shown in the table below:

 

Top Importers of Saudi Arabia’s Chemical Products in September 2025 (SAR mln) 

Country

Value

% to Total

India

2035.7

28.8%

China

1178.4

16.7%

Brazil

454.9

6.4%

UAE

348.6

4.9%

US

342.3

4.8%

Belgium

230.6

3.3%

Bangladesh

220.5

3.1%

Pakistan

177.8

2.5%

Egypt

173.6

2.5%

Thailand

156.6

2.2%

Other Countries

1740.9

24.7%

Total

7059.9

100.0%

 

Saudi Arabia’s imports of chemical industry and related products reached SAR 6.68 billion in September, down 8% YoY.

 

Imports of chemical and industry-related products during September accounted for 9% of the total imports amounting to SAR 75.4 billion.

 

Imports of Chemicals & Related Products (SAR mln)*

Month

2024

2025

Change (%)

% of Total

January

6176.6

6248.7

+ 1%

8%

February

5849.2

6395.6

+ 9%

10%

March

6665.7

7037.9

+ 6% 

9%

April

6035.3

7259.1

+ 20%

9%

May

7019.4

7996.8

+ 9%

9%

June

5807.3

6408.7

+ 10%

9%

July

7608.7

7044.0

(7 %)

9%

August

6465.8

6673.9

+ 3%

9%

September

7252.6

6684.1

(8 %)

9%

October

6536.6

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November

6382.8

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December

6687.4

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*Data is periodically updated.

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