Ghanem’s Fractional Ownership Milestones: REGA, RER, Deeds and Banking

Muder is operated by Ghanem First Information Technology. Readers who want to understand the company behind Muder can follow these milestones from the Ghanem fractional property ownership platform. They concern Ghanem’s fractional ownership product, not the legal structure of every Muder offer. Muder users should read the usufruct documents for the specific opportunity they are considering.

The company milestones

• Ghanem joined the Real Estate General Authority (REGA) regulatory sandbox to test its fractional ownership model. (Original announcement in Arabic.)
• Ghanem signed a memorandum of understanding with the Real Estate Registry (RER) concerning registration of fractional interests. The signing was attended by Minister Majed Al-Hogail; the article includes the event photograph. (Arabic.)
• Ghanem reported issuing deeds for its first tokenized investment opportunity. (Arabic.)
• Ghanem announced a partnership with Arab National Bank (ANB) to develop digital payment solutions for investors. (Arabic.)
• Ghanem explained the launch of fractional ownership within the REGA sandbox, including questions about registered rights, fees, risk and exit terms. (English.)

Ghanem also described a discussion at CODE Center attended by the minister and the head of REGA and its $7.1 million investment from Al-Romaih Group. These are company announcements and source links, not a guarantee of returns or a substitute for reviewing a particular contract.

What Muder users should check

Fractional ownership and usufruct are different rights. For a Muder opportunity, check the term of the usufruct, the source of income, fees, distributions and exit conditions in that opportunity’s own documents. Ghanem’s corporate milestones provide background on the company; they do not change the terms of a Muder contract.