Saudi Arabia’s industrial production index increased by 6.5% in July 2025 compared to the same month last year. Moreover, the results reflect strong growth in multiple economic sectors. Consequently, the data indicates ongoing manufacturing and production expansion in the kingdom.
The General Authority for Statistics (GASTAT) reported that the mining and quarrying sub-index rose by 6.5% year-on-year. Additionally, the manufacturing sub-index grew by 7%. Furthermore, the electricity, gas, steam, and air conditioning supply sub-index increased by 0.9%. Therefore, these gains highlight broader manufacturing and production stability and growth across key sectors.
Water supply, sanitation, and waste management sub-indices also recorded strong growth. For instance, the index rose by 8.5% compared to July 2024. Moreover, improvements in infrastructure and utility services supported this increase. Consequently, the kingdom’s production ecosystem benefits from enhanced operational efficiency and service expansion.
Regarding main economic activities, the oil activities index saw a 7.8% increase in July 2025. Additionally, non-oil activities rose by 3.5%. Furthermore, these results demonstrate balanced growth across both oil and non-oil sectors. Therefore, Saudi Arabia continues to diversify its industrial base while maintaining energy sector strength.
The July 2025 manufacturing and production growth also enhances investor confidence in Saudi Arabia. For instance, increased output signals stable market conditions and profitable opportunities. Moreover, international investors may be encouraged to fund new production projects. Additionally, stronger performance across both oil and non-oil sectors supports long-term economic resilience. Consequently, the kingdom can attract diverse investments while promoting sustainable industrial development.
The July 2025 growth also brings tangible benefits for businesses and the workforce. For example, higher production levels can create more employment opportunities and increase investment returns. Moreover, companies gain from improved operational capacity and sectoral resilience. Additionally, stronger non-oil activity supports sustainable economic development. Consequently, expansion strengthens the overall economy and fosters long-term stability.
These results underscore the kingdom’s commitment to modernizing and diversifying its manufacturing and production sector. Moreover, continued growth in oil and non-oil industries aligns with broader economic strategies, including Vision 2030 objectives. Therefore, Saudi Arabia positions itself as a resilient and diversified production hub.
