Despite a challenging year for Saudi Arabia’s main market, the Saudi Exchange top gainers 2025 list reveals companies that defied market pressures. Between December 31, 2024, and August 31, 2025, the Tadawul All Share Index (TASI) dropped 11.1% to 10,696.9 points, while total market capitalization reached $2.36 trillion (SAR 8.9 trillion). Yet, several companies delivered strong returns, fueled by operational resilience and investor confidence.
Here are the top five gainers on the Saudi Exchange in the first eight months of 2025.
1. Cenomi Retail – Share Price: $6.4 | Gain: 80.2% | Market Cap: $729M
Founded in 1990 by Fawaz Bin Abdulaziz Alhokair and his brothers, Cenomi Retail was the standout performer, surging 80.2%. By August 31, its stock closed at $6.3 (SAR 23.8). The company operated 808 stores across eight countries and managed 28 brands.
In July, major shareholders agreed to sell nearly 50% of the business to Al Futtaim Retail for $672.6 million. However, Cenomi reported a Q2 2025 net loss of $22.7 million due to weaker income and tax settlements.
2. Saudi Cable – Share Price: $40.3 | Gain: 49.5% | Market Cap: $268.7M
Saudi Cable climbed 49.5%, closing at $40.3 (SAR 151). In July, it sought approval for a rights issue worth $106.6 million to raise its capital significantly.
For H1 2025, it posted a net profit of $17.3 million compared to $1.9 million a year earlier. However, high accumulated losses and liabilities raised concerns about long-term sustainability.
3. Al-Babtain Power & Telecommunication – Share Price: $15 | Gain: 44% | Market Cap: $957.5M
Al-Babtain Power surged 44% to $15 (SAR 56.1). The company secured contracts worth $269.9 million in February to supply steel transmission towers, including a major project with Larsen & Toubro Saudi Arabia.
H1 2025 net profit rose to $50.8 million from $37.6 million a year earlier, driven by cost efficiencies and better margins. The firm also approved $17.1 million in dividends for the first half of 2025.
4. Seera Group Holding – Share Price: $7.6 | Gain: 26.7% | Market Cap: $2.3B
Seera Group Holding, formerly Al Tayyar Travel Group, gained 26.7%, closing at $7.6 (SAR 28.5). Revenues grew nearly 10% in H1 2025, reaching $616.6 million. Growth was driven by consumer travel, Hajj & Umrah services, and Lumi’s expansion.
In July, Seera appointed SNB Capital to oversee a planned capital reduction and share buyback program. The group’s diversified portfolio remains aligned with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030.
5. Abdullah Saad Abo Moati Co. – Share Price: $10.3 | Gain: 24.5% | Market Cap: $205.9M
Abo Moati Bookstores rose 24.5% to $10.3 (SAR 38.6). Revenues increased 17.7% in Q2 2025 to $15.6 million, driven by higher wholesale sales and rental income.
Founded in 1994, the company sells stationery, office supplies, educational materials, and gift products. It also owns Al Maujah Trading Co., specializing in printers and inks.
Conclusion
The Saudi Exchange top gainers 2025 reflect resilience despite TASI’s decline. Cenomi Retail led with an impressive 80.2% surge, while Saudi Cable, Al-Babtain, Seera, and Abo Moati also delivered strong performances. Together, they highlight how strategic deals, sectoral demand, and diversification are helping Saudi companies thrive amid volatility.
