Saudi Arabia Online Grocery Market Size Projected to Reach USD 5,925.7 Million by 2033, CAGR is 15.87%

Saudi Arabia Online Grocery Market Overview

Market Size in 2024: USD 1,543.7 Million
Market Forecast in 2033: USD 5,925.7 Million
Market Growth Rate 2025-2033: 15.87%

According to IMARC Group's latest research publication, "Saudi Arabia Online Grocery Market Size, Share, Trends, and Forecast by Product Type, Business Model, Platform, Purchase Type, and Region, 2025-2033", The Saudi Arabia online grocery market size reached USD 1,543.7 Million in 2024. Looking forward, IMARC Group expects the market to reach USD 5,925.7 Million by 2033, exhibiting a growth rate (CAGR) of 15.87% during 2025-2033.

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How AI is Reshaping the Future of Saudi Arabia Online Grocery Market

● AI powers super-fast deliveries for apps like Nana and Rabbit, hitting over 80% of orders in two hours thanks to smart route optimization, while Amazon's recent tie-up with Al-Othaim uses AI inventory to ensure fresh groceries arrive same-day in Riyadh and Jeddah.​

● Vision 2030 backs AI in retail with digital transformation goals, helping online grocery platforms cut waste through predictive stocking amid 99% internet access and high smartphone use across Saudi households.​

● Platforms leverage AI for personalized picks by scanning shopping habits, boosting loyalty as e-commerce hits billions with over 850,000 daily food orders fueling grocery demand in urban spots.​

● Nana's AI-driven demand forecasting and route tweaks keep shelves stocked perfectly, supporting local farmers while handling hundreds of thousands of daily orders in a market valued at $1.5 billion plus.​

● Amazon's temperature-controlled fleets paired with AI analytics maintain cold chains for perishables, aligning with government pushes for efficient logistics that reshape how Saudis grab everyday essentials online.​

How Vision 2030 is Transforming Saudi Arabia Online Grocery Industry?

Vision 2030 is reshaping the Saudi Arabia online grocery market by accelerating digital adoption, enhancing logistics capabilities, and promoting consumer convenience. Government-backed initiatives to strengthen e-commerce infrastructure, electronic payments, and last-mile delivery networks are boosting platform efficiencies and service quality. Rising urbanization, busy lifestyles, and demand for fresh, fast, and reliable delivery are expanding online grocery usage. Additionally, investment in cloud kitchens, fulfillment centers, and AI-driven inventory systems is supporting seamless operations, making digital grocery shopping a mainstream and rapidly growing preference across the Kingdom.

Saudi Arabia Online Grocery Market Trends & Drivers:

One of the biggest factors boosting Saudi Arabia's online grocery market right now is the surge in mobile and internet penetration. With nearly the entire population now accessing high-speed internet and over 32 million active smartphone users, digital habits are fueling a new wave of grocery shopping convenience. Shoppers are embracing user-friendly apps and instant delivery platforms because they save time and eliminate hassle. Brands like Jahez and Nana are seeing record online orders thanks to omnichannel strategies and slick mobile experiences. This digital shift is also being fast-tracked by changing lifestyles and urban populations demanding seamless, quick shopping from their smartphones, making online groceries a part of daily life for millions.

Aggressive expansion and innovation by local and international grocery players are reshaping the market. Mid-size and large supermarket chains, such as Panda and Carrefour, are rolling out express delivery, voice-assisted shopping, and cashless transactions to win consumer loyalty. Companies are investing in dark stores-mini warehouses built for online orders-which have dramatically cut fulfillment times in major Saudi cities, sometimes down to just under an hour per delivery. These tech-driven changes have encouraged more customers to try online groceries, especially in Riyadh and Jeddah, where recent company reports point to double-digit monthly growth in delivery volumes and a rising share of repeat shopper transactions across leading platforms.

Government initiatives are also powering the market's momentum by creating a highly supportive environment for e-commerce and logistics. Saudi Vision 2030's push for digital transformation includes funding for smart logistics, streamlined import procedures, and major upgrades in cold chain infrastructure. Investment in "last mile delivery" solutions-from smart lockers to electric vehicle fleets-means groceries arrive fresher and faster, directly benefitting end consumers. The Ministry of Commerce's regulatory reforms and local start-up grants have also lowered barriers for new grocery delivery ventures. These moves have kickstarted record levels of entrepreneurial activity and innovation, pushing the whole industry closer to global best practices and ensuring it keeps evolving in line with consumer demand.

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Saudi Arabia Online Grocery Industry Segmentation:

The report has segmented the market into the following categories:

Analysis by Product Type:

● Vegetables and Fruits
● Dairy Products
● Staples and Cooking Essentials
● Snacks
● Meat and Seafood
● Others

Analysis by Business Model:

● Pure Marketplace
● Hybrid Marketplace
● Others

Analysis by Platform:

● Web-Based
● App-Based

Analysis by Purchase Type:

● One-Time
● Subscription

Regional Analysis:

● Northern and Central Region
● Western Region
● Eastern Region
● Southern Region

Competitive Landscape:

The competitive landscape of the industry has also been examined along with the profiles of the key players.

Recent News and Developments in Saudi Arabia Online Grocery Market

● November 2025: Amazon partners with Al-Othaim Markets for same-day grocery delivery in Riyadh and Jeddah, adding over 10,000 products via smart inventory systems.​

● November 2025: Domestic platforms like Nana and Ninja expand rapidly, capturing market share through AI-optimized routes amid 13% rise in digital registrations.​

● October 2025: Quick commerce surges in online grocery with 30-minute deliveries for essentials, driven by urban demand in Riyadh and Jeddah using dark stores.​

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