Businesses for sale in Dubai and the UAE.

• Turnkey mobile-grooming setup with specialist equipment and fitted vehicle.
• Existing booking/customer-management system and established customer history.
• Active service packages covering regular and premium grooming requirements.
• Existing operating staff resource and established day-to-day service process.
• Digital presence and brand assets can form part of the transaction, subject to final agreed transfer terms.
• Well suited to an owner-operator, pet-care group or investor looking to expand into home-service pet care.

Suits: Pet-care operator, grooming chain, entrepreneur, or investor seeking a ready-to-run mobile service model.

Important: Detailed customer data, operating figures, vehicle documents and business identity are released only to qualified buyers.

• Existing education and commercial licensing structure.
• Established operating premises with fit-out and educational-use infrastructure.
• Historical trading record and established enrolment base.
• Significant historical investment into furniture, fittings and nursery-related assets.
• Opportunity for an experienced education operator to improve utilisation, enrolment and operating performance.
• Potential strategic fit for nursery groups seeking an additional Sharjah location.

Suits: Nursery operators, education groups, school groups, family offices or investors with education-sector experience.

Important: Detailed financial statements, enrolment records, licence documents and valuation analysis are available following buyer qualification.

• Large-ticket corporate acquisition rather than a small business sale.
• Buyer approach requires proof of funds, strategic fit and controlled access to information.
• Detailed financials, asset base, liabilities, legal structure and transaction mechanics are maintained within a controlled diligence process.
• Suitable for strategic trade buyers, investment groups, family offices or institutions with UAE/MENA acquisition capability.

Suits: Institutional investors, strategic corporate acquirers, family offices and funds with substantial acquisition capacity.

Important: The stated transaction value is seller-side guidance and should not be treated as an independently verified valuation until full due diligence is completed.

• Commercial workshop setup with multiple automotive repair activities.
• Service capability includes mechanical repair, electrical work, air-conditioning, tyre services, denting/painting and oil change.
• Existing operating premises in an industrial area of Dubai.
• Suitable platform for expansion by an existing garage operator or automotive services group.
• Potential to grow through fleet contracts, insurance work, corporate accounts and digital lead generation.

Suits: Existing garage groups, fleet-service operators, automotive entrepreneurs and investors with sector experience.

Important: Detailed revenue, profitability, lease, equipment and staff information is withheld until qualification and seller approval.

• Established commercial licence and operating history.
• Suitable for retail, gifting, tourism, heritage and cultural-product expansion.
• Potential for e-commerce, tourism partnerships, hotel gifting and corporate gifting channels.
• Can appeal to an entrepreneur seeking a niche UAE retail/trading operation with scope to modernise digital sales.

Suits: Retail entrepreneurs, gifting businesses, tourism-related operators and regional trading groups.

Important: Business identity, owner details, legal documentation and commercial financials are not included in this public version.

• 30% strategic equity position offered to an incoming investor.
• Implied headline equity value of approximately AED 7.33M before due diligence adjustments.
• Opportunity may suit an investor who can add clients, corporate relationships, production capability or regional growth support.
• Potential strategic synergies with media, advertising, signage, events and brand-activation businesses.

Suits: Strategic investors, creative/media groups, family offices and business owners seeking a minority position with growth potential.

Important: The share sale is conditional on completion of a prior ownership step; full corporate and shareholder documentation is released only during diligence.

• Operating company in web design and related digital services.
• Potential for a strategic investor or digital agency to acquire a minority position.
• Sector benefits from continued SME demand for websites, digital marketing, e-commerce and online presence.
• Potential cross-selling opportunity for agencies offering branding, social media, paid media, development or IT services.

Suits: Digital agencies, technology firms, marketing groups and investors seeking UAE digital-services exposure.

Important: Final asking price, sale percentage and handover terms are still being confirmed with the seller.

• Services include video production, corporate content, event coverage, voice-over, music production and post-production.
• Professional production crew and studio/recording capability.
• Equipment and production assets form a meaningful part of the operating platform.
• Existing and prospective project pipeline provides a base for continued activity, subject to verification.
• Potential fit for advertising groups, production houses, media agencies or investors seeking an established UAE platform.

Suits: Media groups, production companies, agencies, content studios and strategic investors.

Important: The final seller-approved transaction structure and price basis should be reconfirmed before formal buyer offer.

• Approx. 15,000 sq.ft. production facility.
• Around 28 production machines with indicated machinery value of approximately AED 1.7M.
• Team of approximately 36 employees/specialists.
• Current monthly revenue indicated in the range of AED 350K-500K.
• More than 450 monthly leads reported, creating a strong platform for conversion improvement and scale.
• Services include interior printing, outdoor printing, signage fabrication, decorative solutions and installation.

Suits: Printing groups, signage businesses, fit-out companies, advertising agencies and strategic investors.

Important: Revenue, lead volume, equipment values and growth projections remain subject to verification during buyer due diligence.

• Approx. 2,900 sq.ft. retail area.
• Approximately 13 employees.
• Reported daily sales around AED 11K-12K.
• Approx. AED 300K inventory reported.
• Additional sublease income of approximately AED 29K per month reported.
• Existing operating setup may appeal to grocery operators seeking immediate market entry.

Suits: Supermarket operators, grocery groups, retail entrepreneurs and investors with food-retail experience.

Important: Stock treatment, rent, gross margin, sublease documentation and sales evidence must be verified before transaction.

• Approx. 1,000 sq.ft. unit.
• Fully fitted and operational restaurant setup.
• Located in a high-density mixed-use area with metro, residential and office demand.
• Attractive to buyers seeking a combination of business operation and commercial property.
• Potential for rebranding, concept change or continued operation subject to approvals.

Suits: F&B operators, hospitality investors, owner-operators and commercial-property investors.

Important: Title, service charges, operating history, licences and the exact asset list should be verified before buyer commitment.

• Broad activity mix including general trading, e-commerce, commercial brokerage, event management and logistics.
• Existing VAT and corporate-tax registrations stated by seller.
• Visa allocation capacity and existing visas form part of the corporate setup.
• Potentially useful for a buyer seeking an established entity rather than starting a new incorporation process.

Suits: Entrepreneurs, trading businesses, e-commerce operators and investors requiring an established UAE company structure.

Important: Any existing bank relationship is subject to the bank's own KYC and approval and should never be treated as automatically transferable.

• Capital participation range approximately AED 1M-2M.
• Indicative development cycle approximately 12 months.
• Headline target return stated at up to 50%, subject to project performance and final legal structure.
• Investment is intended to be documented through formal legal agreements and project-specific terms.

Suits: Property investors, family offices and private investors comfortable with development risk.

Important: Target returns are not guaranteed. Project rights, cost plan, funding waterfall, security, milestones and exit assumptions must be independently reviewed.

• Total participation amount AED 540K, based on approximately AED 90K per apartment.
• Operator-managed accommodation model.
• Indicative income previously presented at approximately 2% per month / 24% p.a.
• Capital repayment targeted around Month 13 under the proposed model.

Suits: Private investors seeking structured income exposure rather than direct apartment ownership.

Important: The investor does not own the apartments under the recorded model. Returns depend on operator performance, occupancy, contract enforceability and repayment mechanics.

• Indicative store capex approximately AED 280K-450K depending on format and site.
• Franchise fee guidance approximately AED 75K-100K in current working parameters.
• Indicative break-even target around 12-14 months.
• Indicative ROI horizon around 24-36 months.
• Revenue model includes B2C, B2B, subscriptions, pickup/delivery, express and premium garment-care services.
• Suitable for hub-and-spoke growth and multiple-unit expansion.

Suits: Franchise investors, laundry operators, logistics entrepreneurs and multi-unit investors.

Important: Final capex depends on site, rent, fit-out, equipment, licensing and working capital; all return timelines are indicative.

• FOCO structure: investor funds the outlet while the operating company manages the business under the agreed model.
• Minimum unit size approximately 1,200 sq.ft.
• Suitable for high-footfall residential, retail and lifestyle districts.
• Can be structured for multi-site investors or territory/cluster development.

Suits: F&B investors, hospitality groups, multi-site franchise investors and strategic operators.

Important: Final UAE capex, franchise fee and approved commercial schedule are still to be confirmed.

• New paid contract for an Electronic Medical Records (EMR) system.
• Medical waste management, medical materials and consumables, and maintenance arrangements in place.
• Operational setup prepared to meet applicable DHA healthcare requirements.
• Newly opened and active immigration and labour files, and a new Establishment Card.
• 8 available professional quotas for adding employee residence visas, subject to applicable requirements.
• Company classified in Category 2, a cost advantage for adding employee visas, subject to current government fees and eligibility.
• Premises of 91.77 sq.m. (approx. 988 sq.ft.) near Mall of the Emirates, with a competitive rent profile for the area.
• Potential service lines: doctor home visits, home nursing, IV therapy where appropriately licensed and clinically indicated, home sample collection, post-operative and elderly care, chronic disease support.
• Strategic and practical launch support can be made available from the Medical Director for investors new to healthcare.

Suits: Investors who want a ready healthcare platform rather than spending months on company setup, licensing, contracts, immigration files and staffing infrastructure.

Important: Statements on operational readiness, contracts, quotas and regulatory compliance are based on the current setup and remain subject to independent verification, authority requirements, current government fees and buyer due diligence.

• 721 SKUs across 5 product lines, offered as a single lot.
• Estimated retail value approx. AED 4.54M based on the seller's own published price list, so the asking price is roughly 11% of retail.
• Brands include Flex, Kress, Senco, Larius, Mechanics and WinnerFlex.
• Largest line: 279 SKUs of Mechanics drill bits and hole saws (est. retail AED 2.67M).
• Full line-by-line inventory with article numbers, descriptions and quantities available now.
• Warehouse inspection in Sharjah on request. Payment by cash or bank transfer, logistics and handover support provided.

Suits: Hardware retailers, distributors, contractor supply businesses and exporters who can take the full lot.

Important: Retail value is based on the seller's price list, not an independent valuation. Stock condition and quantities to be confirmed at inspection.

• 816 sq ft, 32nd floor, private balcony pool, 1 parking space.
• Fully furnished and operating as an Airbnb holiday home, 2-night minimum stay.
• Owner estimates AED 142,000 to 161,000 a year in bookings, a 6 to 8% return on his numbers.
• Running costs: utilities approx. AED 600 a month, building fees AED 680 a quarter, pool cleaning AED 900 a quarter (twice weekly). Cleaning and laundry per turnover are covered by the guest cleaning fee.
• Managed fully remotely: pool cleaner, cleaner and laundry already in place with turnover templates.
• Under Binghatti developer warranty for approx. 4.5 more years.
• See the live listing: airbnb.ae/h/dubai-jvc-1br-balcony-pool

Suits: Holiday-home investors, buyers wanting a turnkey Airbnb, and end users who want a private pool in JVC.

Important: Income and cost figures are the owner's own. Transfer through the Dubai Land Department; buyers use their own conveyancing.

• Owner-reported revenue: AED 2.7M in Year 1, AED 5.5M in Year 2 and AED 8.0M forecast for Year 3.
• Year 3 forecast: AED 5.5M collected by September 2026 plus AED 1.5M signed and due.
• Owner-reported EBITDA after full salaries for both partners: AED 189,000, AED 385,000 and AED 560,000 (forecast), a 7% margin in each year.
• Owner-reported profit before partner salaries: AED 1,029,000, AED 1,585,000 and AED 1,760,000 (forecast).
• Lean delivery team of 7 staff. Clear room to grow recurring revenue through maintenance contracts on the installed base.
• The two founding partners own the business 50/50, are selling to pursue other interests, and are open to a handover period.
• 100% of the business is for sale. Share or asset structure to be agreed.

Suits: Owner-operators, and AV, security, IT or fit-out groups adding capability.

Important: Figures are as reported by the owners, rounded, unaudited and subject to verification against bank statements, VAT returns and payroll records. Year 3 is a forecast. Indicative value is based on this year's figures. Business identity and full financials are released after a signed NDA, ID and proof of funds.

• Owner-reported revenue of about AED 150,000 a month (~AED 1.8M a year) against total monthly costs of about AED 95,000 including rent.
• Owner-reported net profit above AED 50,000 a month (AED 600k+ a year). No partner salaries or personal costs are charged to the business.
• 170 active members plus 25 personal training clients, 70 to 75% retention and 70 to 80 client visits a day (owner-reported).
• Revenue from memberships, personal training, spa and massage, diet plans, day passes and cafeteria, plus active corporate discount contracts.
• 900+ m² multi-zone premises. 10 staff including 5 trainers and 1 therapist, 7 visas on the licence.
• Equipment and fit-out fully paid, owner estimate AED 800,000 to 1,000,000.
• Lease runs to June 2027 at AED 550,000 a year; the landlord permits transfer to a new owner.
• Alternative for a buyer launching their own concept: the premises and assets without the brand, AED 1,200,000 to 1,400,000.

Suits: Fitness and wellness operators adding a site, investors seeking a managed business, and hands-on owner-operators.

Important: All figures are owner-reported and not independently verified; VAT returns and bank statements are available in due diligence. The business identity and location are released after a signed NDA and proof of funds.

• Custom three-level play structure, built, installed and operating, on a venue footprint of ~122 m².
• Interactive attractions: projector game screen over the ball pit, interactive ball wall, giant slide, rope bridge, climbing nets, role-play and crafts areas.
• Second revenue line: three portable carts, cotton candy and popcorn machines, party tables and backdrop setups.
• Owner reports around AED 500,000 invested in the play structure alone; original 3D design and layout drawings included.
• A buyer can take over the current unit and trade from day one, with lease terms to be confirmed with the landlord, or move the structure to their own site.
• The owner can no longer give the business the time it needs. Handover before the end of 2026.

Suits: Hands-on owner-operators, kids' play and soft-play operators adding a site, nursery, party and events companies.

Important: The business is not currently profitable and is offered on its assets, location and brand rather than its earnings. Information is provided by the owner and has not been independently verified. Full figures, the business identity and the mall are released after a signed NDA and proof of funds.

• Seller-reported revenue, excluding VAT: AED 641,228 for Mar to Dec 2024, AED 646,051 for 2025, and AED 563,670 for Jan to 19 Sep 2026.
• Seller-reported, cumulative Mar 2024 to 19 Sep 2026: revenue AED 1,850,949, gross profit AED 886,435 (47.9% margin), net profit AED 153,253 (8.3% margin).
• Order book: a signed AED 1,470,000 (incl. VAT) contract with a main contractor, not started, on a 30% advance, monthly progress payments and 10% retention released after one year; plus an ongoing AED 178,368 (incl. VAT) contract with installation remaining.
• Woodworking machinery, tools, two company vehicles and office fit out, seller estimate AED 200,000.
• Eight employees on company visas paid through WPS, including the employee who wins new work and can remain with the buyer. The owner does not run daily operations and will support a handover.
• No bank loans or vehicle finance. Workshop rent AED 35,000 a year; the lease runs to November 2026 and the landlord is willing to renew for a buyer.
• Seller is open to part deferred consideration.

Suits: Buyers with the execution capacity and working capital to deliver the order book, including fit-out and joinery contractors adding capacity.

Important: Figures are as reported by the seller, unaudited and subject to verification. The order book is larger than total historical revenue and materials are bought for cash, so a buyer needs working capital alongside the price. The seller has disclosed four salary related labour complaints totalling approx. AED 14,000, being settled, and an end of service gratuity not yet formally calculated.

• Fully fitted retail premises in a professional jewellery retail environment, operating today.
• Operational business setup and existing commercial infrastructure.
• Suitable for gold and jewellery sales, with potential for retail and wholesale activity.
• Strong pedestrian traffic and tourist exposure, surrounded by established jewellers, traders and wholesalers.
• Immediate takeover potential through an ownership transfer.
• Asking AED 1,250,000, slightly negotiable for serious buyers.

Suits: Established jewellers, gold traders, jewellery wholesalers, precious-metals investors, international jewellery brands and family jewellery businesses seeking a Dubai presence.

Important: Information is provided by the owner and has not been independently verified. Commercial and transaction details, the business identity and exact location are released to qualified buyers after a signed NDA and proof of funds.

• Seller-reported average annual revenue of about AED 5,000,000 and annual net profit of about AED 1,850,000 (approx. 35% net margin).
• At the asking price, that is about 5.0x reported annual net profit.
• Average order value of AED 5,000+, with repeat customers. Established for 5 years.
• Owning both the workshop and the customer channel means the margin is not shared with a wholesaler or a retailer.
• Founders available for transition support or consultancy if required.
• Room to expand across the UAE, GCC and further international markets.

Suits: Jewellery manufacturers and retailers, luxury brands, e-commerce operators, strategic investors, international jewellery companies and family offices.

Important: Figures are seller-reported and must be independently verified. Detailed financial and operational information, the business identity and exact location are released to qualified buyers in due diligence after a signed NDA and proof of funds.

• Owner-reported average sales of about AED 30,000 a month and profit of AED 8,000 to 10,000 a month.
• Compact 30 m² shop run by 2 staff, trading for over a year.
• Trade licence and lease both renewed in the last two months; the lease runs to 20 July 2027.
• Rent AED 57,000 a year. Full payment at completion.
• The owner is relocating abroad and wants to complete within about three weeks. A licence transfer takes around 15 days.

Suits: Owner-operators, coffee and F&B operators adding a site, and buyers who want a running shop rather than a fit-out.

Important: All figures are owner-reported and not independently verified; they are checked against bank statements and sales records in due diligence. The business identity and location are released after a signed NDA and proof of funds.

• Owner-reported sales of AED 1,200 to 1,500 a day from 60 to 75 customers a day; trading at around break-even.
• Asking price includes stock, owner estimate AED 35,000 to 45,000 at cost, counted and adjusted at handover.
• Rent AED 75,000 a year; the lease is in the company name.
• Fitted with shelving, chillers and freezers, POS, CCTV, new electrics and lighting, and delivery scooters. 3 staff.
• Not on delivery apps yet: own delivery to about 2,000 customer contacts.
• LLC with two partners. Opened about five months ago.

Suits: Hands-on owner-operators and grocery operators adding a branch.

Important: Figures are owner-reported and not independently verified. The trade licence renewal is in progress and is confirmed before any sale. The business identity and exact location are released after a signed NDA and proof of funds.