Type: LLC mainland Dubai (Direct with DED no middleman)

Established date: 08/08/2025

Activity:, Mechanical/ electrical and plumbing services
and maintenance / all building maintenance services

Ownership: 100% sole owner

Corporate tax: registered

Vat: not registered (does not meet threshold)

Business bank: Active NBD bank account

Establishment card ready
Website ready
Whatssap ready
Zoho books ready
Official email ready

Employees: 0
Liabilities\ Loans: O
Price 11,000 AED

Dm if interested

Hey everyone 👋

We currently have several established, fully operational businesses across the UAE available for immediate acquisition. All are running, generating revenue, and ready for a smooth ownership transfer — no setup headaches, no waiting on licenses or fit-outs.

Available now:

• 🏥 Clinics
• 🍽️ Restaurants
• 🧘 Pilates studios
• 🧺 Laundry businesses
• 👶 Nurseries
• 💅 Beauty salons
• 🏭 Factories
• 🔧 Garages

Price range: AED 150,000 – AED 5,000,000+
Status: Fully licensed, operational, revenue-generating
Handover: Immediate

Whether you're a first-time investor looking for a low-entry turnkey business, or an established buyer looking to expand into a new sector, there's likely something on this list that fits your budget and goals.

📩 Interested? Drop a comment below

I’ve been going through annual reports and investor presentations of several DFM companies over the last few weeks, and one thing keeps bothering me.

It feels like many retail investors here don’t actually buy businesses—they buy familiarity.

The conversation almost always comes back to the same names:
- Emaar
- Emirates NBD
- Salik
- DEWA

Don’t get me wrong. These are quality businesses. I own some of them myself.

But here’s what I struggle with.

If everyone already knows they’re great companies, isn’t a lot of that quality already reflected in the price?

At the same time, I see companies like Lulu Retail, Aramex, Watania, and a few smaller names posting improving earnings or trading at much lower valuations, yet they receive almost no attention.

Maybe the market is right and these deserve to trade cheaply.
Or maybe retail investors (myself included) naturally gravitate toward companies that feel “safe” because they’re household names.

I also wonder whether we focus too much on dividend yield.
For example:
Company A pays an 8% dividend but grows earnings slowly.
Company B pays almost no dividend but compounds earnings at 15–20% annually.

Ten years later, which investor actually ends up wealthier?

Another thing I’ve noticed is that DFM discussions rarely revolve around valuation.
People ask:
“Is Emaar a good company?”
Almost nobody asks:
“Is Emaar a good company at today’s valuation?”

Those are two completely different questions.

The same applies to real estate.
Many investors are comfortable putting AED 2 million into a single apartment but hesitate to invest AED 200,000 into a diversified portfolio of listed companies.

Is that because property genuinely offers a better risk-adjusted return, or because we can physically see it?

I’m not trying to argue that everyone should chase turnaround stocks or ignore blue chips.

I’m genuinely wondering whether the average UAE retail portfolio is built around minimizing anxiety rather than maximizing long-term returns.

Curious how others here think about this.

Do you mostly buy market leaders regardless of valuation?
Do you actively look for mispriced companies?
What percentage of your portfolio is in “boring compounders” versus contrarian bets?
Interested to hear from people who’ve invested through multiple market cycles, not just the last couple of years.

View Poll

Distress Deal!!!

Restaurant:

• Location: DIFC

Old price: AED 4,500,000
New price: AED 1,700,000
1. Full restaurant
• Key money: AED 1,700,000
• Total area: 3,774 sqft
• Rent: AED 330 per sqft annually

Location, photos and all information after signing NDA

Ready-made business for sale: bakery with commercial workshop in Dubai

* Location: premium residential complex).
* Format: Fully functioning bakery and commercial kitchen.
* Income: >400,000 AED per year.
* Price: 700,000 AED (under discussion).
* Bonus: Equipment for 250,000 AED and paid rent and licenses until October 2026.

When I started out here I had a trade license, a phone, and no pipeline. Paid ads felt like the wrong move before I had proven anything worked.

Here is what actually got clients moving, in the order it happened:

Show up in person before you try anything online. The UAE business community is still heavily relationship-driven. One face-to-face conversation moves faster than weeks of DMs. I started attending every free or cheap business event I could find. Not to pitch. Just to be a familiar face and actually listen to what people were struggling with.

Be the person who knows people. Early on I realised that making introductions between two people who needed each other was more powerful than talking about my own services. Do that enough times and people start asking what you do, rather than you having to tell them.

Pick one platform and go deep, not broad. I chose Instagram. Did not try to be everywhere. Spent time posting genuinely useful UAE business content and engaging with comments. Took three to four months before it started converting but it compounded fast after that.

Ask every happy contact for one specific intro. Not a general "refer me if you know anyone." Specific. "Do you know anyone opening a restaurant in Dubai right now?" Most people say yes if you make it easy.

The mistake I made: I wasted the first few months trying to reach people cold before I had any social proof. Nobody replies to a cold DM from a profile with no content and no community behind it. Build the proof first, even if it is just ten solid posts and five genuine relationships.

I ended up building a business community that now has 7,000 plus UAE members, and almost all early growth came from these same moves. No ads until much later.

What worked for you when you were starting out here? Curious what this community found most effective.

UAE-Based Legal-Tech Business for Sale - AED 100k Monthly Profit, AED 1.5m Asking Price

I am selling a profitable UAE-based legal-tech business that helps expats prepare and register non-Sharia wills in the UAE.

Key information:

• Asking price: AED 1,500,000
• Net profit: Approximately AED 100,000 per month recently
• Business age: Around 5 months
• Staff: No staff. Currently operated by the founder
• Business type: Highly automated UAE legal-tech platform
• Reason for sale: The business has grown into a full-time operational role. The next stage requires hiring staff and scaling operations, but the founder would prefer to recover personal time rather than build and manage a larger team.

The business serves a growing market as more expats realise that having a UAE will is important, especially where they own UAE assets or have children living in the country.

Revenue has softened a little from the initial peak, so I am pricing this as a young, profitable, founder-operated business with strong automation and growth potential, not as a mature passive asset.

The platform automates much of the client intake, document creation, client communication, and case management process. This is why the business has been able to reach approximately AED 100,000 net profit per month while being operated by one person without staff.

This is not just a website or a manual consultancy. It is a working online platform with proven demand, existing revenue, automation, B2B potential, and clear opportunities to scale.

Overview

The business helps expats make wills in the UAE.

Clients complete an online process, the platform collects the required information, and much of the will document is created automatically. The founder currently manages review, client support, corrections, and registration coordination.

The business is still young, but it has already reached strong monthly profitability with a very lean setup. A buyer with an existing team, client base, or UAE service business could potentially scale it much faster than the founder can alone.

Market Opportunity

This is a growing market.

Many expats in the UAE are becoming more aware that having a UAE will is important if they own assets in the country. Without proper planning, UAE assets may be dealt with under rules that do not reflect the client’s personal wishes, family structure, or preferred distribution.

For many non-Muslim expats, a registered non-Sharia will is an important way to document how they want their UAE assets handled and who should look after their minor children if something happens to them.

As awareness increases, demand for clear, affordable, and easy-to-use UAE will services is likely to continue growing.

Technology Platform

A major strength of the business is the technology.

The platform automates much of the process that would usually be handled manually. This includes client intake, structured data collection, document creation, workflow tracking, client communications, and case management.

The technology includes online client intake, automated will document creation, reusable document templates, case tracking workflows, standard client communications, affiliate infrastructure, B2B partner support, and infrastructure to offer services to organisations.

There is also scope to expand the same technology into other document services, including Power of Attorney documents, foreign wills support, and other expat legal-document workflows.

B2B and Partner Opportunity

The biggest growth opportunity is B2B.

Many businesses serve expats who need wills, but those businesses do not necessarily want to build their own will preparation, document automation, submission, and registration support process.

This business can act as the backend provider.

The business already has some B2B channels and supporting IT infrastructure for affiliate partners, referral partners, and organisations that want to offer will services to their own clients, employees, or members.

A buyer could grow the business by turning these early channels into a formal partner programme.

For a buyer with an existing expat client base, this could be a much faster growth path than relying only on direct online advertising.

Growth Opportunities

The business has several clear growth opportunities.

The most obvious is to add staff. The founder currently operates the business alone. With even one or two trained client service or operations staff, the business could handle more volume and reduce dependency on the founder.

The second major opportunity is B2B. The business already has some partner relationships and infrastructure. A buyer could expand this into a proper B2B channel, allowing other firms to outsource wills to the platform.

The third opportunity is to expand into related services. The same client base and technology could support Power of Attorney services, foreign wills, and other documents that expats commonly need.

There is also scope to improve SEO, increase paid advertising, develop partner portals, build corporate packages, and expand the technology further.

Ideal Buyer

The ideal buyer is a business that already serves expats in the UAE.

This could be a legal services business, PRO firm, wealth manager, relocation company, real estate-related business, HR consultancy, document automation company, or any other business with access to expat clients.

The strongest buyer would be one that can plug this platform into an existing team and client base.

Current Operations

The business is currently operated by the founder without staff.

This means the cost base is very lean, but it also means a buyer should expect to either operate the business directly at first, hire staff, or integrate the business into an existing team.

The founder has not hired staff because he does not want to take on the burden of building and managing a team. However, staffing is now the obvious next step if the buyer wants to fully realise the business’s potential.

The current solo-founder operating model is not because the business lacks systems. It is because the platform has already been built with a high level of automation, allowing one person to manage sales, document creation, client communications, workflow tracking, and registration coordination.

A buyer with an existing team could potentially increase capacity quickly by assigning staff to the existing processes rather than building the operating model from scratch.

Assets Included

Subject to final agreement, the sale may include the brand, website, domains, online platform, document automation system, will templates, client intake workflows, case management workflows, affiliate infrastructure, B2B support infrastructure, client communication templates, marketing assets, historical performance data, operational process knowledge, and transition support from the founder.

Financials

The business is currently generating approximately AED 100,000 net profit per month recently, although revenue has softened a little from the initial peak.

The asking price is AED 1,500,000, which reflects the current profitability, technology platform, existing infrastructure, B2B opportunity, and growth potential, while also recognising that the business is still young and founder-operated.

Further financial information, traffic data, advertising performance, conversion data, technology details, and operational materials can be shared with serious buyers after signing an NDA.

Deal Structure

I am open to sensible offers and different transaction structures, including a full sale, majority acquisition, strategic partnership, upfront payment plus earnout, or phased handover.

The final transaction structure will depend on the buyer’s profile, upfront payment, transition requirements, earnout terms, and strategic fit.

Reason for Sale

The business has grown quickly and has now become a full-time operational role for the founder.

Although the business is profitable and highly automated, the next stage of growth will require staff, management structure, and a buyer with the capacity to scale the operation. The founder does not want to take on the burden of hiring and managing a team, and would prefer to recover personal time rather than continue building the business into a larger operating company.

This is not a distressed sale. The business is profitable, lean, and growing, but it has reached the point where the opportunity is better suited to a buyer with an existing team, client base, or operational infrastructure.

The founder is open to providing a structured transition period to help transfer the platform, processes, client workflows, technology logic, and operating knowledge.

Confidentiality

This is a confidential sale.

The business name, website, detailed financials, client data, technology details, partner channel details, and operational materials will only be disclosed to serious qualified buyers under NDA.

Enquiries

Interested buyers should send a brief overview of their background, existing business, and reason for interest.

Preference will be given to strategic buyers with UAE market experience, an existing expat client base, B2B distribution capability, or an operational team that can help scale the business.

Contact: willbusiness605@gmail.com

Hello people - I am actively looking for a UAE business to acquire.

Broadly speaking, here's what I'm looking for:

• A UAE company that is stable and mature with healthy profit margins.
• Minimum of Dhs 2m in net profit, up to around Dhs 10m or so. I can go larger for the right opportunity.
• Minimum of 3 years of profitable operations, but really the longer the company has been in business, the better.
• Number 1 priority - something with stable and predictable cashflow.
• Business model - B2B services, industrial services, light manufacturing, IT services, technology and healthcare (with limitations).

I am looking to acquire a minimum of 80% and up to 100% of the company, and I am prepared to pay between 4x and 6x EBITDA, depending on the business. If the company is exceptional I am prepared to go higher on the multiple.

What I am not looking for:

• Start-ups, companies in distress or turnaround projects.
• Restaurants, F&B, hospitality, retail, e-commerce or real estate brokerage businesses.
• Heavy industry businesses.
• Companies seeking growth capital or investment.

Do you know a business owner that might be interested in speaking with me? Please consider making an introduction.

I am happy to pay a 1.5% finders fee for suitable introductions.

Please DM me.

Thank you!

Premium sound system and lighting
Downtown Dubai
Easy driving access to the club
3600 square foot size
Valet & hotel parking available
Alcohol, shisha, entertainment license included
High sealing
Big club layout
Staff included
Single owner
The club is Open & operating
Office included for the club

Rent: 2.3m aed yearly
Asking price: 6m aed

✨ Jewellery E-COM brand + FACTORY FOR SALE ✨

💰 Selling Price: AED 9.2m aed

Netprofit 1.85m aed

📍 Location: Dubai

Established UAE-based jewellery manufacturer and e-commerce business operating in US, UK and European markets. No exposure to UAE or GCC hence not affected by current local situation. Located in the Gold and Diamond Park, Dubai

📊 Business Highlights:

💰 Average Annual Revenue for the last 5 years: AED 5 Million / year with 35% net margin

🛒 High Average Order Value (AED 5000+)

🌍 Serving Customers Across US, UK and Europe

The business operates in one of the high margin fashion sectors globally and has already demonstrated strong market demand through its scalable direct-to-consumer model.

🚀 Growth Potential:

* UAE & GCC Expansion

* Private Label Product Development

* Develop Website Sales

* Inventory & Operational Growth

An excellent opportunity for entrepreneurs, investors, or existing jewellery brands looking to acquire a growing online business with an established customer base and proven 5 year sales history. Full assistance with handover and the founders are willing to stay on as consultants if required.

Serious buyers may request further business details and financial information.

🏋️ Profitable Turnkey Gym Business for Sale | Ready to Operate

Own a fully operational, profit-generating gym with an established customer base and start earning from day one.

This is an excellent opportunity for investors, entrepreneurs, or fitness professionals looking to acquire a well-established fitness business with proven performance.

Business Highlights

• ✅ Established and profitable business with steady income
• ✅ Spacious 3,000 sq. ft. fully equipped facility
• ✅ Premium-quality gym equipment included
• ✅ Active and loyal membership base
• ✅ Ready-to-operate with no setup required
• ✅ Shower rooms for members
• ✅ Dedicated storage room
• ✅ Trainer accommodation room

Why This Gym?

• Turnkey operation with existing cash flow
• Well-maintained equipment and facilities
• Ideal for owner-operators or investors seeking a profitable business
• Opportunity to grow memberships and expand services

Reason for Sale

The business is being sold because both partners are unable to actively manage the gym due to being based in different emirates. One partner is located in Abu Dhabi, while the other is in Dubai.

Asking Price

AED 341,000

📞 Serious buyers only. Contact us for more information, financial details, or to arrange a viewing.

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Hello Everyone

Hope you're doing well!

I wanted to share a quick update on Zenfit.ae.
Over the last quarter, we've been consistently building our community and operations:

🏏 3 sports events every week (12+ events per month)
✅ 36+ events successfully hosted in the last quarter
👥 Average participation of 25–30 players per event
📈 1,000+ active participations across all sessions, with over 400 unique community members

Our regular sports locations are:

Bur Dubai – Every Tuesday & Saturday
Insports – Every Thursday
Abu Hail – Every Saturday

On a personal note, I have a work visa and have also successfully obtained my Dubai driving licence, allowing me to focus full-time on growing the business.

I'd love to meet and share our roadmap for the next phase of Zenfit. Your guidance, suggestions, and support would mean a lot as we prepare to scale.

Looking forward to catching up soon!

Fit regards,
Mahesh Shinde
+971 582657975
Building Zen Star Sports / Zenfit.ae
Dubai, UAE

https://www.linkedin.com/in/mahesh-shindezenfitdubai?utm\_source=share\_via&utm\_content=profile&utm\_medium=member\_ios

I run data and engineering teams for a living and have spent the last fifteen years building data platforms and apps, currently for a large listed company out of Dubai. On the side I have built and shipped several consumer apps end to end, doing everything from the backend and data pipelines to the actual product.

I want to put some of that to work in a real business here. The idea is simple. I invest cash, up to 1m AED, for equity in a business that is already running and already making money, and I also get hands on with the technical side.

The technical part is where I think I add more than just money. A lot of small businesses bleed cash on software subscriptions and licensed tools, or run on manual processes that could be automated. I can replace expensive tools with things I build and you own, clean up your data so you actually know what is happening in the business, and automate the repetitive work that eats your team's time.

What I am looking for:

• A business that is past the idea stage and has real revenue
• Owners who want to grow and are open to a partner in tech
• Something where my skills in apps, data and automation can move the needle and either provide growth or reduce costs

If this sounds relevant, send me a DM with a short note on what you do, roughly where the business is at, and what you would use the money and help for. Happy to sign an NDA before you share anything sensitive. I will do proper due diligence and would expect you to do the same on me.

I am the owner and manager of a fully licensed (MOHAP & Sharjah Health Authority) medical center located in Aljada, Sharjah. We are currently looking for a partner—either a silent investor or a capital collaborator—to help us scale and optimize our operations.

Our Current Setup:

Operations: We are fully operational with active departments in Dental, General Practice (GP) Medicine, and Blood Testing/Lab Services.

Tech-Enabled: We run a custom micro-CRM integrated directly with the WhatsApp API, which keeps our patient communication, booking, and retention highly efficient.

Location: Situated in Aljada, one of Sharjah's fastest-growing and highest-demand residential and commercial hubs.

Why We Are Raising Funds:

Despite steady patient flow across our GP and dental services, we are currently facing cash flow gaps that are bottlenecking our growth. We are looking to raise AED 300,000 to AED 400,000 in exchange for 30% equity.

Use of Funds:

Stabilize Cash Flow: Bridge the current operational gaps so we can focus entirely on sustainable growth.

Service Expansion: We plan to use the capital to add a highly profitable service line. Based on our market analysis, we will either:

Bring in a dedicated Obs/Gyn specialization, or

Invest in the equipment and licensing for Laser Hair Removal.

Both of these additions complement our existing medical and dental setup perfectly and will significantly boost our monthly recurring revenue.

What I'm Looking For:

I am open to a silent partner who is looking for equity and ROI, or a strategic capital collaborator who understands the UAE healthcare space and can bring business acumen to the table.

If this sounds like a fit, please send me a DM. I am happy to share more details, discuss the financials, or arrange a meeting to show you the clinic.

Thanks!