Saudi Arabia · Jeddah · Riyadh

Corporate Lawyers in Saudi Arabia

Structuring, contracts, compliance and restructuring for Saudi companies, family groups and international investors, from Jeddah and Riyadh.

+966 92 003 1887
  • 10+ years in Saudi corporate law
  • Offices in Jeddah & Riyadh
  • Fully bilingual: Arabic & English
  • Licensed by the Saudi Bar Association

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How we help with corporate law

We provide end-to-end corporate legal services, from routine compliance to complex structural reorganizations. Our team ensures your business operates seamlessly within the Saudi legal framework.

Corporate Structuring

Choosing and building the right entity and group structure under the Saudi Companies Law.

Joint Ventures & Shareholders' Agreements

Negotiating control, exit, deadlock and profit terms that protect you for the life of the venture.

Commercial Contracts

Drafting and reviewing supply, distribution, agency, franchise and service agreements in Arabic and English.

Corporate Compliance

Annual filings, licensing renewals, ultimate beneficial ownership and regulatory reporting kept current.

Corporate Restructuring

Conversions, mergers of group entities, capital changes and pre-sale clean-ups.

Board & Shareholder Matters

General assemblies, board resolutions, minority protections and shareholder disputes.

How it works

  1. 1

    Discovery call

    We understand your business, ownership and objectives.

  2. 2

    Legal assessment

    You receive a clear opinion, options and a fixed-fee proposal.

  3. 3

    Execution

    We draft, negotiate and file, keeping you updated at every step.

  4. 4

    Ongoing counsel

    Retainer options for day-to-day corporate questions.

Why clients choose us

01

Local expertise, international standards

Saudi-qualified lawyers who work daily with MISA, the Ministry of Commerce, CMA and the courts.

02

Transparent, fixed fees

You get a written fee proposal before any work starts. No surprises.

03

One point of contact

A named lawyer owns your matter from the first call to completion.

04

Business-minded advice

We tell you what to do, not just what the law says.

Our Accreditations

Capital Market Authority (CMA) & Saudi Bar Association
Saudi Center for Commercial Arbitration (SCCA)
Accredited lawyer — Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development
OCEG
Accredited lawyer — Premium Residency Center
Saudi Accreditation Standards for Legal Practitioners (SASL)
Saudi Bar Association
Capital Market Authority (CMA) & Saudi Bar Association
Saudi Center for Commercial Arbitration (SCCA)
Accredited lawyer — Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development
OCEG
Accredited lawyer — Premium Residency Center
Saudi Accreditation Standards for Legal Practitioners (SASL)
Saudi Bar Association
Capital Market Authority (CMA) & Saudi Bar Association
Saudi Center for Commercial Arbitration (SCCA)
Accredited lawyer — Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development
OCEG
Accredited lawyer — Premium Residency Center
Saudi Accreditation Standards for Legal Practitioners (SASL)
Saudi Bar Association

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Frequently Asked Questions

Corporate law in Saudi Arabia covers the formation, governance, financing, restructuring, and dissolution of companies under the Saudi Companies Law and its executive regulations. It includes shareholders' agreements, board governance, commercial contracts, regulatory compliance, and merger and acquisition activity.

Not necessarily. Many sectors now permit 100% foreign ownership following Vision 2030 reforms. However, some strategic sectors still require a Saudi partner or have specific ownership caps. We advise on the current rules applicable to your sector and structure the optimal ownership arrangement.

Vision 2030 has driven significant reforms including amendments to the Companies Law, introduction of new company types (such as simplified joint-stock companies), liberalization of foreign ownership rules in many sectors, and enhanced CMA oversight of capital markets. Businesses must stay current with these evolving regulations.