Investment System Guide

Tools and guides

The “Investment System Guide” service aims to create a comprehensive guide that connects small and medium enterprises and entrepreneurs with investment entities by providing accurate and detailed information about active investment entities in the market. This service enhances opportunities for obtaining investment financing by guiding users to investment entities that align with their interests and areas of focus. Additionally, the service aims to enhance the investment environment in the Kingdom and support the growth and expansion of small and medium enterprises.

Objectives

Facilitating access for small and medium enterprises and entrepreneurs to potential investment entities

Raising awareness about the investment system by providing comprehensive and up-to-date information about active investment entities within the system

Encouraging the increase of local investments in small and medium enterprises and startups

Advantages

The guide provides quick access to investment entities that align with the user's areas of interest, increasing opportunities to obtain investment financing


The guide provides detailed information about their areas of interest to be displayed to attract projects and opportunities that align with their investment strategies, increasing the chances of successful deals


Benefit from the initiatives and development opportunities dedicated to current and prospective angel investors.


How to Benefit

Entrepreneurs and SMEs

  1. Access the "Looking for an Investor" service.
  2. Select the enterprise's current stage or sector.
  3. Review the details of the investment entities that suit the company's stage.

Angel Investor

  1. Click "Join".
  2. Select the "Angel Investor" category.
  3. Complete the registration details and submit the application.
  4. Join the angel investors database.

Institutional Investor

  1. Click "Join".
  2. Select the "Institutional Investor" category.
  3. Fill in the registration details and submit the application.
  4. The application is reviewed and the entity's eligibility is verified.
  5. Once the application is approved, the entity is added to the investors database and listed directly in the "Looking for an Investor" service.

FAQs

An individual who invests their own capital in startups, usually at their early stages, in exchange for an equity stake, with the aim of supporting their growth and achieving an investment return. Alongside funding, they may also offer their expertise or network of contacts to support the company.


A legal entity that invests in startups and small and medium enterprises, either through direct investment or by managing investment funds dedicated to these categories, with the aim of achieving investment returns.


Entities that invest directly in startups and small and medium enterprises, or that manage investment funds dedicated to these categories, can register for the service.


Direct investment: the entity invests from its own budget or its own capital.

Fund management: the entity manages the fund's capital on behalf of investors and makes the investment decisions.


The review period varies depending on how complete the submitted information is and the number of applications received.


Angel investment is investment made by individuals using their own capital in startups, usually at their early stages, in exchange for an equity stake, with the aim of supporting their growth and achieving a potential investment return.


The service aims to register current and prospective individual investors in Monsha'at's investors database, enabling them to benefit from the programs, initiatives and services that Monsha'at provides to support and grow angel investment.


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latest changed date 1 October 2026

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