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Definition of Franchise:
With the new investment project initiative, Saudi vision 2030, as well as the latest National Investment Strategy issued by the Ministry of Investment, strongly encouraging foreign investors to join in on the major economic developments in Saudi Arabia, it has become an ideal hub for investments of Multinational Corporations, as well as Small and Medium Enterprises, on a global scale. Lastly, the Saudi Government’s latest announcement to stop governmental entities and agencies from dealing with companies whose headquarters are not Saudi based by 2024, further stating that having a regional headquarters is no longer sufficient, there is no better time to have a company registration in Saudi Arabia. As such, we’re here to help and assist you in setting up your business, accompanying you in each step up to full operations.
Parties to the Franchise Contract
A natural or legal person who grants the franchise under a franchise agreement. this includes the main franchisee and his relationship with the sub-franchisee.
A natural or legal person who is granted a franchise under a franchise agreement, and this includes the sub-franchise holder and his relationship with the main franchisee.
Advantages of obtaining a franchise
Ensuring the success of the new business under an existing and successful brand and name.
Avoid the failure of start-up projects.
Obtaining technical support from the franchisor.
Gaining management, operations, and marketing experience.
Ensuring the presence of clients.
Obtaining the franchisor's marketing service and ensuring customer service, advertising, and after-sales
Why the Law Firm of Hazim Al-Madani?
Hazim Al Madani Law Firm is a Saudi law firm that specializes in commercial franchising. All legal advice and services related to the commercial franchise are provided by us. Our lawyers and legal consultants are experts in commercial franchising according to the Saudi Franchise Law issued in 2020. We are specialized in:
Trademark registration:
Drafting commercial franchise contracts
Providing legal solutions to contractual relations and disputes between the franchisor and the franchisee
Types of franchises provided by Hazim Al-Madani Office
Sub franchising (Master)
It is when the franchisor is from a foreign country and grants the right to an individual or company (master franchisee) in the host country to grant subsidiary franchises to qualified investors.
Sole proprietorship Franchise
Here, the franchisor operates a sole proprietorship, such as operating a utility vehicle for cleaning, maintenance, and delivery.
Transformational Franchise
When the franchisor or franchisee operates a business similar to that of the franchisor and takes advantage of the franchisor's operational and marketing capabilities.
Areas Developing Franchise
It is the granting of exclusive rights to create and operate a certain number of units in a particular area.
Direct franchise
It is the granting of direct rights and the provision of training and ongoing support to one or more units.
Single-unit franchise
The franchisor grants non-exclusive rights to the franchisee who invests his capital and applies his management skills in one location or unit (the most common type of franchise).
White-collar franchises
When the franchisee is running a professional office business such as financial services, human resources, consulting, and project management.
Investment franchise
When the capital of the project is huge, such as international hotels, here the franchisee finances the project and has the right to manage only and grants the right to daily management and operation of the company.
Administrative Franchise
In this case, the franchisor grants the franchisee the right to manage the project himself, in addition to granting him the franchise right.
Partnership Franchise
Here, the franchisor enters a partnership contract with the franchisee.
Continuous Concern Franchise
Here, the franchisor operates the business himself to ensure its success before franchising the franchisee.
Function Franchise
Here, the franchisor grants an international franchise by establishing a wholly owned subsidiary company to grant local franchises while providing training and support to the franchisee in that country.
Turnkey franchise
The franchisor provides all elements of the activity and makes all the supplies, equipment, and products available to the franchisee at the time of start-up.
Franchise for Distribution and Sales
The franchisor grants rights to sell and distribute products or services to a salesperson (the franchisee) in a specified territory.
Business systems franchise:
Here the franchisor gives knowledge and training related to overall project management (know-how).
Multi-Unit franchise
The franchisee obtains the exclusivity of opening franchise units in a specific geographical area and usually undertakes to open several shops at a specific time stipulated in the multi-unit franchise contract.
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FAQ
–The fees for the application for registration of the franchise agreement and disclosure document is the amount of (five hundred) Saudi riyals.
-The fees for a request to register the amendment of the franchise agreement is the amount of one hundred Saudi riyals.
The franchisor shall submit to the Ministry, through the franchise platform, a request to cancel the registration within ninety days from the date of its expiry or termination.