The Saudi Exchange Top Gainers 2025 list showcases resilience despite a challenging market. From January to August 2025, the Tadawul All Share Index (TASI) dropped 11.1% to 10,696.9 points, reflecting global pressures and domestic economic shifts. Still, several companies stood out with strong performances, proving investor confidence and operational strength. Saudi Arabia’s main market maintained a total capitalization of $2.36 trillion (SAR 8.9 trillion), underlining its scale and resilience.
Here are the top five gainers on the Saudi Exchange between December 31, 2024, and August 31, 2025:
1. Cenomi Retail – 80.2% ↑
- Share Price: $6.4 (SAR 23.8)
- Market Cap: $729 million (SAR 2.7 billion)
Founded in 1990 by Fawaz Bin Abdulaziz Alhokair and his brothers, Cenomi Retail topped the Saudi Exchange with an 80.2% share price surge. Despite posting a Q2 2025 net loss of $22.7 million, major shareholder deals and strong retail operations across 808 stores in eight countries boosted investor confidence.
2. Saudi Cable – 49.5% ↑
- Share Price: $40.3 (SAR 151)
- Market Cap: $268.7 million
Saudi Cable recorded a 49.5% rise in share price. The company plans a massive capital increase through a $106.6 million rights issue. Its H1 2025 net profit soared to $17.3 million, up from just $1.9 million a year earlier, though accumulated losses and liabilities still pose risks.
3. Al-Babtain Power & Telecommunication – 44% ↑
- Share Price: $15 (SAR 56.1)
- Market Cap: $957.5 million
Al-Babtain secured major contracts worth $269.9 million in early 2025, driving a 44% gain. The company posted a $50.8 million profit in H1 2025, supported by higher productivity and improved margins. In August, it announced $0.3 (SAR 1) per share cash dividends for shareholders.
4. Seera Group Holding – 26.7% ↑
- Share Price: $7.6 (SAR 28.5)
- Market Cap: $2.3 billion
Seera Group’s shares climbed 26.7%, driven by growth across its travel services and subsidiaries like Almosafer and Lumi. With revenues of $616.6 million in H1 2025, the group remains aligned with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030, cementing its position as a strategic player in travel and tourism.
5. Abdullah Saad Abo Moati Company – 24.5% ↑
- Share Price: $10.3 (SAR 38.6)
- Market Cap: $205.9 million
Specializing in stationery and office supplies, Abo Moati’s shares rose 24.5% by August 2025. Revenues grew 17.7% in Q2, fueled by strong wholesale demand and higher rental income. The company continues to expand through its subsidiary, Al Maujah Trading Co., in Riyadh.
Conclusion
The Saudi Exchange Top Gainers 2025 prove that even in a year of market volatility, opportunities remain. Cenomi Retail’s retail dominance, Saudi Cable’s turnaround efforts, Al-Babtain’s infrastructure contracts, Seera’s travel growth, and Abo Moati’s steady retail expansion show the diversity of Saudi Arabia’s economy. Together, these companies highlight resilience, adaptability, and investor trust in the kingdom’s evolving equity market.
