Lulu Retail Holdings PLC, the GCC’s largest full-line retailer, has named Al Ramz Capital as its liquidity provider for shares traded on the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX). The appointment, endorsed by the company’s board, becomes effective today (13 November 2025).
The arrangement between Lulu International Holdings Limited, the parent company of Lulu Retail, and Al Ramz Capital aims to boost trading activity and maintain efficient bid–ask spreads in accordance with ADX regulations and guidelines set by the UAE Securities and Commodities Authority.
According to Lulu, the move seeks to strengthen share liquidity, minimise price fluctuations and bolster investor confidence. The liquidity provider will support smoother transactions, contributing to steadier pricing and higher trading volumes for Lulu Retail’s stock.
Established in 1974, Lulu Retail runs 263 hypermarkets, express outlets and mini-markets across all six GCC countries, positioning it as the region’s biggest retailer in terms of selling space, revenue and store footprint. The group is also expanding its digital retail capabilities through its app, online platform and partner channels.
Catering to more than 690,000 customers daily from 130 nationalities, Lulu sources goods from 85 countries through its network of 19 global sourcing offices. The company said its strong brand equity and customer trust across the GCC continue to support both its store expansion and sustained shopper loyalty.
