The Saudi Exchange top gainers 2025 rankings highlight resilience in a challenging market year. Between January and August 2025, the Tadawul All Share Index (TASI) fell 11.1% to 10,696.9 points under global and local economic pressure. Yet, several companies outperformed, boosting investor confidence and demonstrating operational strength. Saudi Arabia’s main market still holds a massive capitalization of $2.36 trillion (SAR 8.9 trillion), reflecting its scale and stability.
Here are the top five Saudi Exchange gainers between December 31, 2024, and August 31, 2025:
1. Cenomi Retail – 80.2% ↑
Share Price: $6.4 | Market Cap: $729 million
Founded in 1990 by Fawaz Bin Abdulaziz Alhokair and his brothers, Cenomi Retail led the Saudi Exchange with an 80.2% share surge. By August 31, it closed at $6.3 (SAR 23.8). In July, major shareholders agreed to sell up to 49.95% to Al Futtaim Retail for $672.6 million. Despite reporting a Q2 net loss of $22.7 million, Cenomi’s retail network of 808 stores across eight countries highlights its strong footprint.
2. Saudi Cable – 49.5% ↑
Share Price: $40.3 | Market Cap: $268.7 million
Saudi Cable posted the second-highest gain, rising 49.5% to $40.3 (SAR 151). In July, it applied for a $106.6 million rights issue to raise capital. The company’s H1 2025 net profit surged to $17.3 million, up from $1.9 million a year earlier. However, heavy accumulated losses and high liabilities still raise concerns about sustainability.
3. Al-Babtain Power & Telecommunication – 44% ↑
Share Price: $15 | Market Cap: $957.5 million
Al-Babtain climbed 44% after securing $269.9 million in contracts for transmission towers, including deals with Saudi Services for Electromechanical Works and Larsen & Toubro Saudi Arabia. The company reported a H1 2025 net profit of $50.8 million, a sharp improvement from $37.6 million last year, thanks to better productivity and margins. In August, it declared cash dividends of $0.3 per share.
4. Seera Group Holding – 26.7% ↑
Share Price: $7.6 | Market Cap: $2.3 billion
Seera’s stock rose 26.7% to $7.6 (SAR 28.5). In July, the company appointed SNB Capital to manage an 8.65% capital reduction, followed by a planned buyback of up to 10% of shares. Revenues grew 9.8% YoY to $616.6 million in H1 2025, driven by strong consumer and corporate travel services, Hajj & Umrah demand, and Lumi’s expansion. Seera’s diversification aligns with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 strategy.
5. Abdullah Saad Abo Moati Co. – 24.5% ↑
Share Price: $10.3 | Market Cap: $205.9 million
Abo Moati, a leading bookstore and office supplies chain, gained 24.5% to reach $10.3 (SAR 38.6). Revenues rose 17.7% in Q2 2025, fueled by wholesale growth and higher rental income. Founded in 1994 and listed in 2017, the company operates in stationery, educational products, art supplies, and owns Al Maujah Trading Co., which specializes in printers and inks.
Conclusion
The Saudi Exchange top gainers 2025 list demonstrates how standout companies thrive even when the wider market declines. From Cenomi Retail’s aggressive expansion to Seera’s diversified travel strategy, these firms show resilience and growth potential in an unpredictable year for Tadawul.