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Industrial License
The Industrial Investment License in Saudi Arabia is designed to promote and facilitate the establishment of manufacturing and industrial ventures within the Kingdom. This license enables businesses to take advantage of Saudi Arabia’s strategic location, robust infrastructure, and a supportive regulatory environment tailored for industrial growth. With a focus on diversification and economic sustainability, the industrial investment license offers foreign investors an opportunity to contribute to the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 goals by enhancing local production capabilities and fostering innovation. Additionally, it provides access to various incentives, including government support, access to financing, and opportunities for partnerships with local firms, making it an attractive option for businesses looking to expand in the region.
Requirements for Industrial Investment License in
Saudi Arabia
Existing Foreign Company
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The applicant must have a legally established company operating outside Saudi Arabia.
Capital Requirement
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Minimum capital investment determined by the relevant sector.
Required Documents from parent company
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Commercial Registration (CR)
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Financial Statements
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Articles of Association/Memorandum
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Shareholder Information
Common Activities Under Industrial License
in Saudi Arabia
Manufacturing
Assembly
Assembling components into finished products.
Processing
Transforming raw materials into finished goods.
Key Highlights of the Industrial Business Sector
in Saudi Arabia
Vision 2030 Alignment
- Saudi Arabia aims to triple industrial GDP to 895 billion SAR, create 2.1 million jobs, and increase exports to 557 billion SAR.
Diverse Manufacturing Base
- The country boasts various industries, including petrochemicals, plastics, metals, pharmaceuticals, and food processing.
Investment Opportunities
- Actively encouraging foreign direct investment (FDI) with incentives and support for investors.
Infrastructure Development
- Significant investments in transportation and logistics to enhance the industrial landscape.
Energy Efficiency Initiatives
- Promoting energy-efficient technologies to align with sustainability goals.
Skilled Workforce
- Investing in education and training to develop a skilled workforce for the industrial sector.
Local Content Programs
- Encouraging domestic production through local content initiatives to reduce import dependency.