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We advise buyers and sellers across the full M&A cycle in Saudi Arabia - due diligence, valuation support, transaction documents, and regulatory approvals through to closing.
Acquiring or selling a company in the Kingdom involves legal due diligence on licences, contracts, employees, and litigation exposure; structuring the deal as a share or asset purchase; and drafting the sale and purchase agreement with the right warranties and indemnities. We run each of these stages for both local and cross-border deals.
Where the transaction triggers regulatory filings - GAC merger clearance, CMA rules for listed targets, or sector regulator approval - we prepare and manage those filings alongside the commercial timetable so approvals do not delay closing.
If you are buying a business, selling your company, merging two entities, or restructuring group ownership before an exit, you need this service before signing anything binding.
We begin with a scoping call and a due diligence checklist, report red flags with practical fixes, then negotiate and draft the transaction documents and manage signing, approvals, and completion mechanics.
It depends on liabilities, licences, and tax. An asset deal can leave historic liabilities behind but may require re-licensing; we model both routes before you commit.
When the parties' combined revenues cross the thresholds set by the General Authority for Competition. We assess this early because closing before clearance attracts significant fines.
For a typical private company, two to four weeks once the data room is populated. We phase it so key risks surface in the first days.
Yes. We coordinate with counsel in the other jurisdiction and handle the Saudi legal, regulatory, and MISA aspects of the transaction.
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