Saudi Arabian retail giant Al Othaim Markets is launching a major sales event this November, offering significant discounts across a wide range of products in both Saudi Arabia and Egypt. The promotions, running from November 13-25, are anticipated to drive consumer spending as the region prepares for the holiday season. With deals reportedly impacting staples like chicken, cheese, and household cleaning supplies, shoppers are already taking notice of the unprecedented price drops.
Saudi Retailer Al Othaim Offers Extensive Discounts in November 2025
RIYADH – Saudi Arabian retail giant Al Othaim Markets is launching a series of substantial discounts and promotional offers throughout November 2025, attracting shoppers with reduced prices on a wide range of goods. The sales, running from November 19 to November 25, are expected to boost consumer spending in the Kingdom.
The promotions include significant price reductions on popular household brands like Persil and Dettol, catering specifically to Saudi families. Yemen Press reports that Al Othaim has unveiled a “secret list” of deals on these and other products.
In addition to broader discounts, Al Othaim is also running specific promotions, such as offering a free kilogram of produce as part of its “Fresh Festival” on Monday. Saudi Five details this limited-time offer.
The scale of the discounts has reportedly caused a stir in Saudi markets, with significant price drops on items like chicken and Romanian cheese. Harammissr.com notes that these price reductions are unprecedented.
Beyond Saudi Arabia, Al Othaim is also extending promotional offers to Egypt, with “White Friday” discounts available from November 13 to November 25. Al Watan reports on the availability of these deals in the Egyptian market.
These widespread promotions by Al Othaim Markets reflect a broader trend of retailers offering significant discounts in the lead-up to the holiday season, aiming to stimulate consumer activity and capture market share. The move is likely to be closely watched by competitors and could influence pricing strategies across the region.
