Limo Businesses for sale in United Arab Emirates

Verify the trade licence and passenger-transport or luxury-transport permit for every branch and operating model. Check outstanding fines, inspection findings, renewal conditions and ownership-change requirements with the relevant transport authority.

Reconcile ownership, finance, registration, commercial insurance, inspection, age, specification and operating status by vehicle. Model mandatory replacement dates and exclude pledged, damaged, inactive or customer-held vehicles from the fleet value.

Check UAE driving licences, professional driver permits, visas, contracts, medical or training records where required, and traffic history. Compare active chauffeurs with shift coverage, leave, peak bookings and vehicle availability.

Review pricing, commissions, service levels, payment terms, exclusivity, termination and change-of-control clauses. Reconcile contract volumes with completed trips and assess dependence on aggregators, hotel desks or the departing owner’s contacts.

Match bookings, dispatch logs, tracking, invoices and receipts by trip. Include chauffeur pay, fuel, tolls, parking, waiting time, platform commissions, maintenance, insurance and empty travel when calculating contribution.

Reconcile future bookings, prepaid packages, customer deposits, refunds and unpaid corporate accounts. Review accidents, fines, complaints, chargebacks and insurance files, then assign all pre-completion trips and liabilities contractually.