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Type: Financial research report / market analysis
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This document is page 61 of a Merrill Lynch financial report titled "GEMs Paper #26," dated June 30, 2016. It analyzes the economic impact of Saudi Arabia's decision to allow 100% foreign ownership of retail and wholesale businesses (up from 75%). The report assesses the impact on local companies like Al Hokair, Jarir, and Extra, while noting opportunities for international brands like Apple, Six Flags, and Sea World. The document bears the Bates stamp HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_016171.

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2016-06
Saudi Arabia's cabinet approved rules governing foreign ownership of retail and wholesale businesses.
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Al Hokair Subsidiary/Parent Al Hokair Group
Al Hokair enjoys favourable access to prime locations in well-located shopping malls owned by its parent shareholder, Al Hokair Group.

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"Saudi Arabia’s cabinet has approved rules governing foreign ownership of retail and wholesale businesses in the Kingdom."
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"Real estate is key to entering a market: unlike its peers, Al Hokair enjoys favourable access to prime locations in well-located shopping malls owned by its parent shareholder, Al Hokair Group."
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"Jarir and Extra are more vulnerable to the entry of international retailers such as Apple"
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"Typically, global retailers follow a 100%-ownership business model, which explains their reluctance to establish their presence in Saudi Arabia because of the restrictive policy environment."
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