Building materials in Saudi Arabia: Concrete prices decrease while cement prices fluctuate during September

Concrete prices in Saudi Arabia declined during September 2026, with black cement prices decreasing, while white cement and red sand prices increased, according to data from the General Authority for Statistics.

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Concrete prices in Saudi Arabia declined during September on a monthly basis, while cement prices varied, coinciding with a rise in the prices of a number of building materials, according to the bulletin of average prices of goods and services issued by the General Authority for Statistics .

Concrete prices decline

The bulletin data showed that the price of “350k resistant” concrete decreased by 0.8% during September, reaching 221.9 riyals per cubic meter, and the price of “250k resistant” concrete also decreased by 0.5% to 201.7 riyals per cubic meter.

The price of “ordinary 350 kg” concrete decreased by 0.7%, recording 212.5 riyals per cubic meter, while the price of “ordinary 250 kg” concrete decreased by 0.6% to 193.3 riyals per cubic meter.

Prices of cement and building materials vary

Regarding cement prices , the price of black cement decreased by 0.1% on a monthly basis, to reach 15.5 riyals per 50 kg bag, while the price of white cement increased by 0.3% to 37.8 riyals.

Prices of some other building materials also increased during September, as the price of "crushed local marble" tiles rose by 0.2% to 23.2 riyals per square meter, and the price of national gypsum rose by 0.3% to 15.8 riyals per 40 kg bag.

The price of fine white sand also increased by 0.2%, reaching 77.6 riyals, while the price of the mixed “sand and gravel” increased by 0.3% to 53.2 riyals, and red sand recorded an increase of 0.7% to reach 38.8 riyals per cubic meter.

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