Lulu's new store in Jeddah offers everything from daily essentials to lifestyle needs
Located along the vibrant Al-Andalus Road, the new outlet offers a comprehensive and modern shopping experience that combines convenience, variety, and innovative retail design.
The launch is in line with the group's commitment to supporting Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 by enhancing consumer services and contributing to the local economy.
The store was inaugurated by Nasar Salem Almoteb, deputy mayor of Jeddah Municipality, in the presence of Ihsan Bafakih, executive vice chairman of Al Nahla group, Nasser Huwaiden Thaiban Ali Alketbi, consul general of the UAE in Jeddah, Fahad Ahmed Khan Suri, consul general of India in Jeddah, and Yusuffali M.A, chairman of LuLu group, along with other dignitaries.
'We are proud to further strengthen our footprint in Jeddah with the launch of this hypermarket in Al-Baghdadiyah Al-Gharbiyah. This expansion reflects our unwavering commitment to the Kingdom's Vision 2030 by creating jobs, enhancing retail infrastructure, and offering world-class shopping experiences to the community. We remain dedicated to being a catalyst in Saudi Arabia's dynamic retail transformation."
Spanning over 117000 square feet, the hypermarket features a wide array of retail sections, including a fully stocked supermarket, fresh food zones, LuLu Connect electronics, fashion store, and specialty counters such as BLSH and Eye Express.
A spacious food court adjacent to the fresh food section provides shoppers with a relaxing space to enjoy freshly prepared meals.
To ensure a smooth and convenient shopping experience, the store offers ample dedicated parking, accommodating both local residents and visitors.
To celebrate the opening, exclusive inaugural offers are available across all departments, giving customers exceptional value on high-quality products.
The Al-Baghdadiyah hypermarket marks a key milestone in LuLu group's strategy to serve evolving consumer needs while supporting the Kingdom's long-term vision for sustainable economic and social development.
Also present on the occasion were Saleh Ihsan Tayeb, director of corporate communications, Jeddah Chamber of Commerce; Youssef Abdullah Al-Salami, mayor of Al-Baghdadiyah; Mohammed Wajih bin Hassan Sharbatly, member of the board of managers, Al Nahla group; Sami Abdulaziz Al-Mukhdoob, CEO – real estate sector, Al Nahla group and other dignitaries.
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