Presence in Multiple Countries: A multi-country business has operations, subsidiaries, branches, or affiliates in more than one country, including Saudi Arabia.

Legal Structure: The legal structure of a multi-country business can vary, including multinational corporations, conglomerates, or companies with international operations.

Business Activities: A multi-country business in Saudi Arabia can engage in a variety of activities, such as manufacturing, trading, services, or investment, across multiple jurisdictions.

Regulatory Compliance: A multi-country business must comply with the laws, regulations, and requirements of each country in which it operates, including those specific to Saudi Arabia.

Taxation: A multi-country business is subject to taxation in each country where it operates, including corporate income tax on profits derived from its activities in Saudi Arabia.

Risk Management: Managing risks associated with operating in multiple countries, including political, economic, and regulatory risks, is crucial for the success of a multi-country business.

Local Partnerships: In some cases, a multi-country business may establish partnerships or joint ventures with local companies in Saudi Arabia to facilitate its operations in the country.

Market Expansion: Operating in multiple countries allows a business to access new markets, diversify its revenue streams, and potentially reduce its dependence on any single market

Global Supply Chain: A multi-country business typically has a global supply chain, sourcing materials, components, or services from various countries to support its operations.

Corporate Governance: Ensuring consistent corporate governance practices across all countries of operation is essential for maintaining transparency, accountability, and compliance with laws and regulations.