Limited Liability Company (LLC):

A Limited Liability Company (LLC) is a business structure ideal for small to medium-sized businesses. In an LLC, shareholders are responsible for the company’s debts only up to the amount they invested, providing a level of financial protection. It requires a minimum of two shareholders and allows a maximum of 50. The setup is flexible and easy to manage, making it a popular choice for businesses of varying sizes. Overall, an LLC offers simplicity, limited liability, and adaptability for entrepreneurs.

Joint Venture Company:

A Joint Venture Company is established when two or more independent companies collaborate to undertake a specific project or achieve a common goal. This collaboration involves combining the resources, expertise, and assets of each participating company. Joint Ventures offer flexibility with various structuring options, allowing partners to tailor the arrangement to their specific needs and objectives. Importantly, the formation and operation of Joint Venture Companies are designed to ensure compliance with local laws and regulations, providing a legal framework for the collaborative effort. This business structure allows companies to leverage each other’s strengths, share risks and rewards, and pursue mutually beneficial outcomes in a regulated and compliant manner.

Public Shareholding Company:

A Public Shareholding Company is characterized by shares that are publicly traded on the Qatar Stock Exchange. This business structure is well-suited for large-scale businesses aiming to raise capital by offering shares to the public. Operating as a Public Shareholding Company involves adherence to stringent regulations and disclosure requirements, ensuring transparency and accountability to shareholders and regulatory authorities. Assistance is provided in both the formation of the company and its subsequent listing on the Qatar Stock Exchange, facilitating access to public markets for capital and enabling broader shareholder participation in the business.

Single Person Company:

A Single Person Company is a business entity owned and managed by a single individual. This business structure is particularly well-suited for small businesses and entrepreneurs. Notable for its simplicity, it is easy to set up, manage and provides a high degree of flexibility for the sole proprietor. Kenza Services offers assistance in ensuring compliance with regulations, facilitating a smooth and efficient process for individuals establishing and managing their businesses independently.

Branch Office:

A Branch Office is a business structure that enables foreign companies to conduct operations in Qatar, granting them the ability to perform all functions of the parent company. Kenza Services provides valuable assistance in ensuring compliance with local regulations, ensuring a seamless and efficient process for individuals establishing and managing their businesses independently. This highlights the accessibility and support Kenza Services offers to foreign entities seeking to establish a presence in Qatar.

Representative Office:

A Representative Office is a business structure designed for the promotion of business and exploration of opportunities without engaging in commercial activities. This type of office is limited to conducting promotional and liaison activities. Kenza Services offers registration support, simplifying the process for businesses looking to establish a Representative Office in Qatar. This underlines the role of Kenza Services in facilitating the setup and compliance aspects for entities focused on non-commercial, promotional activities in the country.

Under this law, foreign investors can operate a trade representation office without a Qatari partner, promoting business activities and offering products and services to the Qatari market. However, these offices cannot import, export, or sell products in Qatar.