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Argaam expects the Saudi bottled water market to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of around 6.7% during 2026-2030, according to its report issued today, Sept. 16. 
The outlook comes amid an expanding consumer base in the Kingdom.
The market is likely to maintain sustainable annual growth in the coming years. Argaam estimates the market to reach around SAR 12.7 billion in value by the end of 2026, rising to SAR 16.5 billion by 2030.
Argaam said the growth of the Saudi bottled water market owes to several key drivers, including population growth, rising health awareness, advancements in packaging technologies, and government support for the food and beverage industries.
The market should have reached around SAR 11.9 billion in 2025, compared with SAR 10.4 billion in 2021, an increase of SAR 1.5 billion, equivalent to a CAGR of 3.6% during 2021-2025.
The report indicated that bottled water was the main source of drinking water for households in residential units in 2025, accounting for 51.2%, followed by public water networks at around 29.6% and water tankers at around 18.7%.
The market has witnessed a notable shift in consumption patterns in recent years, with demand expanding to include a diverse range of consumers, including individuals and families, businesses, the HoReCa sector, sports and fitness enthusiasts, as well as consumers with a preference for premium or environmentally friendly brands.
Demand for premium products is also expected to grow, alongside increasing consumer interest in sustainability and reducing plastic use.
Argaam expects digital transformation, monthly subscription services, and data analytics to enhance companies’ ability to improve supply chains and production planning.
The Saudi bottled water market contributes to supporting the food and beverage industry, meeting domestic demand, and creating jobs. Accordingly, companies’ ability to adapt to economic changes, invest in market analytics, and develop products are fundamental to supporting sustainable market growth and enhancing the sector’s competitiveness in the coming years.
Argaam said the study is part of its new research services, which provide in-depth analysis of economic sectors based on a combination of field surveys, published economic and financial data and statistics, and advanced analytical tools.
The services aim to provide deeper insights into sector trends, growth drivers, and challenges, and to develop estimates and forecasts based on an integrated data and analytical base, supporting investors and decision-makers in gaining a clearer view of market developments and future opportunities.
To view the report in Arabic, click here.
To view the report in English,click here.
Water bottle
Argaam expects the Saudi bottled water market to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of around 6.7% during 2026-2030, according to its report issued today, Sept. 16.
The outlook comes amid an expanding consumer base in the Kingdom.
The market is likely to maintain sustainable annual growth in the coming years. Argaam estimates the market to reach around SAR 12.7 billion in value by the end of 2026, rising to SAR 16.5 billion by 2030.
Argaam said the growth of the Saudi bottled water market owes to several key drivers, including population growth, rising health awareness, advancements in packaging technologies, and government support for the food and beverage industries.
The market should have reached around SAR 11.9 billion in 2025, compared with SAR 10.4 billion in 2021, an increase of SAR 1.5 billion, equivalent to a CAGR of 3.6% during 2021-2025.
The report indicated that bottled water was the main source of drinking water for households in residential units in 2025, accounting for 51.2%, followed by public water networks at around 29.6% and water tankers at around 18.7%.
The market has witnessed a notable shift in consumption patterns in recent years, with demand expanding to include a diverse range of consumers, including individuals and families, businesses, the HoReCa sector, sports and fitness enthusiasts, as well as consumers with a preference for premium or environmentally friendly brands.
Demand for premium products is also expected to grow, alongside increasing consumer interest in sustainability and reducing plastic use.
Argaam expects digital transformation, monthly subscription services, and data analytics to enhance companies’ ability to improve supply chains and production planning.
The Saudi bottled water market contributes to supporting the food and beverage industry, meeting domestic demand, and creating jobs. Accordingly, companies’ ability to adapt to economic changes, invest in market analytics, and develop products are fundamental to supporting sustainable market growth and enhancing the sector’s competitiveness in the coming years.
Argaam said the study is part of its new research services, which provide in-depth analysis of economic sectors based on a combination of field surveys, published economic and financial data and statistics, and advanced analytical tools.
The services aim to provide deeper insights into sector trends, growth drivers, and challenges, and to develop estimates and forecasts based on an integrated data and analytical base, supporting investors and decision-makers in gaining a clearer view of market developments and future opportunities.
To view the report in Arabic, click here.
To view the report in English,click here.
