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The first question you’ll answer when registering your project on Mumtalakat is: what kind of listing is this? Your choice shapes the registration form, the information you’ll be asked for, and how your listing appears to buyers. This page explains the five types so you can pick the right one with confidence.
Every type goes through the same path: project details → documents → brokerage agreement → review by the Mumtalakat team → publish. Only the type-specific questions and documents differ.

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The five types

Idea

An early-stage idea or project offered for full or partial sale. Choose it if operations haven’t started yet, or have only just begun.

Partial sale — growth

An operating, growing business offering a stake while you stay involved — to expand or bring in a partner.

Full sale / exit

Selling the business outright, or a major stake on the way out — the buyer takes over a working operation with its customers and revenue.

Merger

Combine your business with another or find a strategic partner — without a full sale.

Digital asset

A brand identity, trademark, commercial registration, online store, app, website, or domain offered for sale.

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When to choose each type

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Documents depend on your activity

Alongside the type, the registration document depends on how your activity is licensed:
  • Commercial registration — for establishments registered with the Ministry of Commerce.
  • Freelance permit — for activities licensed under a freelance permit.
  • Digital asset — asks for proof of ownership of the asset itself (domain, store, accounts) instead of company documents.
Not sure which type fits? Pick the closest and complete registration — the Mumtalakat review team looks at every submission before publishing and will reach out if another type suits your listing better.

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Next steps

List & Publish

The full registration path: details, documents, agreement, and publishing.

Verification

Verify your identity or commercial registration to unlock the full platform.