Yes, there is an initiative to support the issuance of bank guarantees in partnership with Bank Albilad, where a bank guarantee is issued with a low cash cover representing 20% of the total guarantee amount.
For example:
The investor must pay 156,250 SAR initially (56,250 SAR fee + 100,000 SAR cash cover). The cash cover amount of 100,000 SAR will be refunded to the investor upon the completion of the guarantee period.
If the licensee discovers other minerals of the same category covered by the license, they must submit a request to amend the issued license to include the newly discovered mineral.
Yes, a license holder who owns an exploration license or a building materials quarry license can obtain more than one license according to the following conditions:
If the licensee discovers minerals from categories different than those specified in the license, the required procedure is to submit an application for a new license for the newly discovered mineral.
No, the holder of a surplus ore license does not have the right to establish any facility or fixed unit related to crushing, grinding, processing, or refining operations on the site.
No, proof of financial capability must be in the name of the company submitting the application only, and cannot be in the name of the company owner or any of its partners.
Yes, it is possible to combine multiple financial statements as proof of financial capability to cover the project costs.
Yes, it is possible if the license issuance is new, provided that the requested license duration is 3 years or more.
No, the fine must be paid in full before the investor can apply for services on the Taadeen platform.
The specified period for paying fines is 30 days, in accordance with the State Revenue System.
Failure to comply will result in actions and penalties being taken based on the type of violation (for reference).
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