Established in 1980 by the Saudi Entrepreneur Mr. Fouad Mohammad Alghorayed, with an MSc in the International Marketing Relationships from Easter Washington University and a Certified OPM from Harvard Business School; Caravans Holding Group is an investment company based in Tabuk, North Saudi Arabia, the well-known and famous city in historical and natural aspects, having the highest tourism potential for Vision 2030, and considered a pillar of the Kingdom future economic growth. 

We currently own and operate NABA Healthy Water, a North Saudi market leader In the beverage industry, an under development Hospitality diverse services meeting the Vision 2030 and NEOM city along with other projects to be implemented in Tabuk Province, in addition to a China Town being the first in kind at the north side of the Kingdom aiming to build the premier holding company, fully integrated, to keep abreast of development and investments opportunities through qualified Executives, Financial, Legal and Administrative Team and the diversification of investments and opportunities giving the stake and shareholders the best returns on all levels, and be well positioned in improving and contributing in the kingdom economic growth and  the welfare of the population to the best quality of life.

We believe in philosophy that states “I am because we are”, therefore we have committed to treat our employees and our partners with dignity, fairness and respect, and encouraged the diversity of backgrounds and styles in our working environment, aiming to share our success with the community and sustain the environment we operate in and respectively conduct our business in a transparent and ethical manner and pledge to be accountable to our customers, shareholders and society, in order to exceed our customers’ expectations through creating long-term relationships based on relevant positive responsiveness and consistent values delivery and be one of the great home-grown companies in the Middle East

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