Riyadh: The delivery sector in Saudi Arabia recorded strong growth in the fourth quarter of 2025, with a total of over 124 million orders nationwide, marking a 60% increase compared to the same period last year, according to a statistical bulletin released by the Transport General Authority (TGA).

According to Saudi Press Agency, the authority said this growth comes amid the ongoing development of the delivery sector, supported by innovation in logistics services, the broader use of technological solutions, and the rising reliance on e-commerce, all of which have driven demand for delivery services.

The statistics show that Riyadh accounted for the largest share of orders at 44.45%, followed by Makkah at 22.17% and Eastern Region at 15.9%.

Madinah accounted for 4.95% of orders, followed by Aseer with 3.31%, Qassim with 2.62%, Tabuk with 1.81%, Hail with 1.67%, and Jazan with 1.13%. The remaining regions included Najran at 0.68%, Al-Jouf at 0.61%, Northern Borders at 0.49%, and Al-Baha at 0.21%.

This surge highlights the growing popularity of delivery services and the sector's continued expansion across the Kingdom.