Established in 1926, Saudi Post is a key institution in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, entrusted with the long-standing mandate to provide essential postal services to citizens and residents across the Kingdom. These include mail delivery, courier, express, and parcel (CEP) services, e-commerce logistics, third-party logistics (3PL), and government document delivery.
Saudi Post launched SPL (Saudi Postal and Logistics Services Company) as part of a strategic transformation initiated by Royal Decree No. 52631 in 2017, aligning with Saudi Vision 2030. In 2021, SPL unveiled its new identity, reflecting its role as a key link connecting the kingdom to the world.
SPL has strengthened its logistics capabilities through the acquisition of Naqel Express, aiming to achieve expansion and logistical integration at the national level to serve globally and fulfil the objectives of Saudi Vision 2030 for the logistics sector. The company also established Infinite PL (SPL Digital Services Company) as its technological arm, specializing in tech-driven logistics solutions, with a mission to enhance operational efficiency and deliver innovative digital solutions in the logistics industry. Additionally, SPL established a nationwide smart parcel station network Parcel@t, offering a unique and seamless experience in last-mile delivery and logistics services, with a vision to integrate parcel stations seamlessly into the modern urban infrastructure of our kingdom.
Today, Saudi Post | SPL is on a transformative journey, dedicated to becoming the National Logistics Champion by strengthening its capabilities and enhancing the quality of its service offerings. Its core mandate is to deliver reliable postal and logistics services across the Kingdom in accordance with international standards.
Aligned with the Saudi Vision 2030 goal of establishing Saudi Arabia as a global logistics hub, Saudi Post | SPL is committed to supporting the Kingdom's transformative vision by providing both mandated and value-added services designed to meet the evolving needs of its customers:
- Courier, Express, and Parcel (CEP) services.
- E-commerce logistics.
- Specialized third-party logistics (3PL) solutions.
- Adjacent non-core services.