Form KSA-domiciled investment vehicles in days, onboard institutional investors digitally, and run every capital operation in one workflow — built for the CMA's new Simplified Investment Funds regime.
Everything a deal maker needs to run a KSA-domiciled vehicle — without the offshore detour.
Launch a Simplified Investment Fund as a Special Purpose Entity: standardized terms, multiple unit classes, custodian exemption, and the CMA notification pack prepared from your inputs — no prescribed minimum notice period, with Article 19 interaction tracked end-to-end.
Onboarding built for Institutional Clients (companies ≥ SAR 50M net worth, government, sovereigns): digital KYC and AML screening through the fund manager’s existing stack, with eligibility classification evidenced automatically — and a managed CMA approval route for other investor categories.
Subscriptions, e-signatures, pro-rata capital calls, distributions, investor reporting, and a real-time LP dashboard — the full lifecycle of the vehicle after the close, so you can focus on the next deal.
Move seamlessly from deal design and investor commitments to compliant execution and long-term management.
Strategy, economics, and SIF terms — multiple unit classes, tailored governance, flexible fee structures.
The notification letter is generated from your inputs and filed through the licensed fund manager before offering.
Secure invitations trigger digital onboarding, KYC/AML checks, and eligibility evidencing — restricted to institutional clients.
Digital subscription documents, e-signatures, commitment tracking, and pro-rata capital calls.
Distributions, reporting, secondary transfers to institutional clients, and ongoing communications.
For a decade, Saudi syndicates defaulted to offshore SPVs because the Kingdom had no fast vehicle. The SIF regime changed that in March 2026.
Sundooq (Arabic for "fund") is digital infrastructure for KSA-domiciled private-market vehicles. We combine three capabilities — SIF formation, institutional investor onboarding, and capital operations — in one workflow, purpose-built for the CMA's Instructions of Simplified Investment Funds (effective March 2026).
Institutional deal makers: fund managers, emerging managers, angel syndicates, family offices, venture and private equity firms, and corporate service providers who need repeatable, KSA-domiciled infrastructure for their private-market transactions.
Sundooq is a technology and operations platform, currently pre-launch. A Simplified Investment Fund must be managed by a CMA-licensed capital market institution; our operating model is to form and offer vehicles through a licensed fund manager partner, with Sundooq providing the software rails and operational workflow. Regulatory structure will be disclosed in full in client engagement documentation at launch.
No. Sundooq streamlines transaction execution for deal makers. Nothing on the platform is publicly marketed or offered; deals remain private, and access is restricted to participants invited directly by the deal maker. Offerings under the SIF regime are private placements limited to institutional clients.
Simplified Investment Funds in Special Purpose Entity form, across strategies: single-deal SPVs, venture and private equity funds, private credit, real assets (subject to the fund manager's licensing scope), and cap-table consolidation vehicles.
Subscription agreements are executed digitally in the investor portal by an authorised signatory, with each signature referenced and time-stamped. Executed copies of the fund terms, subscription agreements, and CMA notification pack are uploaded as documents of record, and compliance items can only be closed with supporting evidence on file. At launch, execution will run through a certified e-signature provider in line with the Saudi Electronic Transactions Law.
No. Sundooq provides transaction infrastructure and digital execution tools. Clients and participants should rely on their own legal counsel and advisors for any advice related to a transaction.
We're onboarding a small group of pilot partners — syndicate leads, emerging managers, and family offices.