Saudi Arabia Non Oil Private Sector PMI
Saudi Arabia's Non-Oil Private Sector PMI hit 57.8 in September 2025. This is the highest since March 2025 and up from 56.4 in August 2025. The 2.5% increase was driven by a surge in new orders and output. Companies saw stronger market demand, successful marketing and increased domestic and international sales. Hiring remained strong to meet demand. Easing cost pressures also provided relief. Saudi Arabia's record low Non-Oil Private Sector PMI was 54.4 in July 2024 and record high was 60.5 in January 2025.
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Saudi Arabia Non Oil Private Sector PMI : Definition
The Saudi Arabia non-oil private sector PMI measures the economic condition of the kingdom's private sector businesses outside the oil industry. It is calculated using survey data from purchasing managers across key sectors. The index is a weighted average of five indicators: new orders, output, employment, supplier delivery times and stocks of purchases. Readings over 50 signal growth while readings under 50 indicate contraction.