Mark & Save Offers This Week

Mark & Save offers: what the Saudi catalogues look like

If you have typed "mark and save offers today" or "mark and save offers khobar" into a search box, you have met the same quirk we see in the feed: this chain publishes by city. The latest editions on AdsSOS include a Half Price Deals run for Al Khobar (7 to 13 October 2026, five pages), a Buy in Bulk Deals edition for the Shubra district of Riyadh (1 to 6 October, four pages) and, for the Saudi National Day period, a 13-page Al Khobar catalogue in late September. Further back sits a 13-page Al Ahsa edition in early September. Editions listed on AdsSOS usually start on a Wednesday, though short three-day sheets begin on other days. Start from the Saudi Arabia offers hub if you want to see every chain together.

Is Mark & Save the same company as Nesto?

This is one of the most common questions around the name, and Google even completes "is mark and save part of nesto". The short answer from published material is yes, in ownership terms. Gulf News describes Mark & Save as belonging to Western International Group, the parent of Nesto, and Wikipedia calls it that group's mid-size value retail format. It launched in 2022 and positions itself as "affordable luxury", a phrase the company uses in its own releases. The stores are a separate banner, though, with a different shop concept from Nesto's neighbourhood hypermarkets; if you also shop there, compare our Lulu weekly offers page, since both are Gulf-born groups competing for the same families.

Where Mark & Save trades in the Kingdom

A company press release carried by Zawya says the chain operates in the UAE, Qatar, Oman, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia, and an earlier release names the Saudi cities as Riyadh, Al Ahsa and Khobar. That matches our flyer titles. A shopping directory lists a store coded MS11 in the Al Salam district of Riyadh. We have no official branch list, so treat searches such as "mark and save riyadh location" and "mark and save khobar location" as a prompt to check the company's channels or a map before travelling. Releases also say the chain carries thousands of everyday lines in one building: groceries, household goods, fashion, health and beauty, electronics, kitchenware, toys and stationery, with sourcing from factories and importers abroad.

Reading a Mark & Save flyer

The chain's titles tend to carry a theme rather than a weekday. "Delicious Deals", "Buy in Bulk Deals" and "Half Price Deals" are the names we have seen, and they usually sit beside a larger multi-page issue. A few habits help.

• Check the city in the title before the dates. A Khobar edition is not a Riyadh edition.
• Note the validity window. Some runs are only three days.
• Use the pages as a plan, not a promise: we hold images of the flyers, with no live prices or stock.

Because the format leans on bulk packs, shoppers who buy for a household or a small shop often look at the larger editions first, while the one-page sheets are closer to short promotions.

Mark & Save loyalty programme and app

The company says shoppers can join a loyalty programme called WeRewards, according to the Zawya releases, which also mention daily in-store promotions and events. They do not describe how points are earned, whether Saudi branches take part, or how the points interact with printed flyer prices, so we cannot explain the rules. The same applies to apps: searches for "mark and save app download" are frequent, but neither release names a standalone app, and we will not invent one.

Opening hours, Fridays and returns

Queries such as "mark and save opening time friday" and "mark and save khobar timing" show people want branch hours. We found no official Saudi timetable this session, so confirm with the store. What is documented is the national backdrop: a July 2019 cabinet decision allows shops to open around the clock for a fee, although a ministry official said it did not extend to trading during prayers or change earlier prayer-time rules. On returns we found no Mark & Save policy page. A 2018 Gulf News report on Ministry of Commerce rules says shops cannot post the wording "goods once sold cannot be taken back or exchanged" and must take back defective or non-compliant goods and refund the customer. Ask about the specific return window at the till, and keep your receipt.

How Mark & Save fits among other options

Think of it as a value-led alternative to the established hypermarkets rather than a replacement. For weekly food shopping you might still check Hyper Panda offers this week or Abdullah AlOthaim Markets offers, then use Mark & Save for bulk household items. The wider hypermarket offers in Saudi Arabia hub puts them side by side.