This comprehensive, step-by-step guide covers entity selection, licensing options, document requirements, and setup workflows for companies entering the Saudi market in 2025.

A clear walkthrough of obtaining foreign investment licenses—covering license types, entity structures, required documentation, and application processes.

Over 540 global businesses have set up their Regional Headquarters in Saudi—surpassing the 2030 target early—highlighting the RHQ incentives such as 0% withholding tax and Saudization exemptions.

Founded in Montreal as an aerospace and defense technology company, Impararia has since shifted its focus to providing innovative solutions for the architecture, engineering and construction industry, particularly within the context of smart cities.

El-Hani describes Impararia’s business model as disruptive, alluding to its goal of promoting an industrial approach to construction rather than a traditional one. This objective made it necessary to seek out ecosystems where such a model had room to grow and value to contribute.

The renaissance of the Saudi tech sector has sparked disruptive advances across major industries, including increasing opportunities in Saudi’s proptech sector.

As a result, businesses in Saudi Arabia increasingly recognize proptech as crucial for driving efficiency and maintaining competitiveness.

Innovations are rapidly taking hold in the realms of construction and property across the country, and mortgages are becoming a popular target for proptechs such as Holo, a leading player in the digital mortgage sphere.

Italy-based PRONUR, a leading provider of manufacturing and engineering solutions in the energy sector, is entering Saudi Arabia as it seeks to deliver on its commitments to advance renewable energy solutions in this fast-growing market.

Established in 2021, PRONUR has quickly established itself as a proven industry leader in the Italian energy sector, with a broad suite of services that meet the distinct needs of various industries and clients.