We take your company from licensing to operation

Yes. Al-Azm specialises in company formation for foreign and GCC investors in both the Sultanate of Oman and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. We accompany you from choosing the right legal form, through preparing the documents, to issuing the registrations and licences needed to actually start operating.

Once the documents are complete, incorporation usually takes 2 to 4 weeks, depending on the type of entity and its activity. The basic requirements include: passports, the partners and their shareholdings, the memorandum of association, the company's registered address, and for some activities a short business plan. We handle all coordination with the government authorities to make these steps easy.

Yes. In many sectors a foreign investor can now set up a company with 100% ownership under the rules of the Saudi Ministry of Investment. We help you find out whether your activity allows full ownership or requires a Saudi partner, and we propose the best legal structure to achieve your goals while staying compliant.

We provide end-to-end M&A services, including legal due diligence, risk assessment, deal structuring, and the drafting and review of purchase and partnership agreements. We also coordinate between the legal systems of the countries involved to ensure the transaction complies with local laws and with investment and tax requirements.

No, our role does not end at incorporation. Al-Azm provides ongoing legal advice, drafting and review of commercial contracts, and support with licence renewals and corporate compliance obligations, so you have a professional partner alongside you in running and growing your business over the long term.