Middle East & Africa Pawn Shop Market Size & YoY Growth (2025–2032)

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Resale Activity and Improved Price Transparency to Drive the MEA Pawn Shop Market

Published by MMR Statistics Reserch Team, January 2026

Localized secured-lending activity and informal credit substitution defined a measured expansion pattern across the region. In 2025, the Middle East & Africa Pawn Shop Market was valued at USD 3,998.50 million, supported by household-level liquidity needs and traditional collateral practices. In 2026, the market is estimated to reach USD 4,029.29 million as gradual service adoption and operational stability improved across key sub-regions. During the forecast period, the Middle East & Africa market is projected to reach USD 4,349.85 million by 2030, reflecting improving collateral utilisation and rising participation from small traders, driven by expanding resale activity, increased price transparency, and continued formalisation of pawn-based financial services.

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in USD Million and Percentage

Region

Middle East & Africa (MEA)

Time Period

2025–2032

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MMR Statistics

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https://www.mmrstatistics.com/

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MMR Statistics

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https://www.mmrstatistics.com/

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