The delivery sector in the Kingdom recorded remarkable growth during the second quarter of 2025, with total orders exceeding 101 million transactions across various regions, reflecting the increasing demand for this sector and the expansion of logistics services, according to today’s announcement by the Transport General Authority (TGA).

The Riyadh region topped the list with more than 45.68 million orders (45%), followed by the Makkah region with 21.47 million orders (21%), and the Eastern Province with 16.10 million orders (15%). The Madinah region recorded 4.71 million orders (4%), followed by Asir with 3.61 million (3%), Qassim with 2.93 million (2%), Tabuk with 1.80 million (1.77%), Hail with 1.65 million (1.64%), Jazan with 1.2 million (1.22%), Al-Jouf with 779,000 (0.77%), Najran with 666,000 (0.66%), the Northern Borders with 552,000 (0.54%), and finally Al-Baha with 215,000 (0.21%).

This significant growth is attributed to the development of regulations that enabled companies to deliver high-quality and efficient services, the strengthening of digital infrastructure, and the promotion of innovation in the logistics sector. These factors have improved response times to customer requests, boosted market competitiveness, and supported the growing reliance on e-commerce. Continuous investment in modern technological solutions has also played a vital role in driving growth in this key sector.

The TGA urged the public to report any comments or complaints through the unified number 19929, the Beneficiary Care account on X (Saudi_Tga), or the official website tga.gov.sa.