Document background
The Co-Investment Agreement serves as a crucial legal framework for structuring joint investment activities in Saudi Arabia, particularly in the context of the kingdom's Vision 2030 economic transformation program. This document is typically used when multiple investors seek to pool their resources and expertise to invest in specific opportunities while maintaining clear governance and risk-sharing mechanisms. The agreement must comply with Saudi Arabian laws, including the Companies Law, Foreign Investment Law, and Shariah principles. It outlines investment terms, capital commitments, management rights, profit-sharing arrangements, exit mechanisms, and dispute resolution procedures. The document is particularly relevant for both domestic and international investors engaging in Saudi Arabian markets, requiring careful consideration of local regulatory requirements and investment restrictions.
