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- What is the difference between an SAOC and an LLC?
Although the most popular corporate structure in Oman is the limited liability company (LLC), there are other corporate structures that exist and may be available to businesses seeking to form an entity in Oman One example is the SAOC, which is a closely held or “closed joint stock” company
- Difference Between SAOC and SAOG
SAOC and SAOG are both joint stock companies in Oman Joint stock companies are two types, closed and open The main difference between them is that in a closed joint stock company the transfer of shares has to be subjected to other shareholders’ preemptive rights
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Key changes include introduction of a single person LLC, removal of minimum capital requirements for establishment of LLC
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Joint Stock Company (SAOC): Suitable for large-scale projects, a joint stock company in Oman requires a minimum of three shareholders and is suitable for public offerings
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An LLC is less regulated than an SAOC or SAOG and is also easier to operate on a daily basis The management of an LLC is carried out by a manager, or managers, who must be natural persons (rather than companies, etc) and may or may not be shareholders
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Joint Stock Company (SAOG SAOC): A Joint Stock Company (JSC) in Oman can be classified into two types: a publicly listed Joint Stock Company (SAOG) or a closed Joint Stock Company (SAOC)
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A closed joint stock com-pany (SAOC) does not offer shares to the public for subscription and its shares are not traded on the Muscat Securities Market (MSM)
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There are several key differences between LLCs and SAOCs First, an LLC only requires two shareholders, whereas an SAOC requires at least three
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