Project & Contract Financing
To fund the execution of a signed contract or purchase order
About this product
Financing directed at executing a specific, pre-defined contract or project — usually linked to a delivery and payment schedule from the end client (Contract / Project Finance).
Nesbah is not a bank or finance company and does not make credit decisions. Our role is to route your request to licensed financing providers in the Kingdom.
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When it fits your business
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Government or quasi-government contracts
Executing signed projects or purchase orders.
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Large private-sector contracts
Supply or services under sizable contracts.
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Project payment gaps
Bridging between execution costs and client payments.
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How it works with Nesbah
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Attach the contract
Submit the signed contract or purchase order via Nesbah.
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Parties & cash-flow review
Licensed lenders review the counterparty and payment schedule.
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Review any available options
If a licensed provider chooses to proceed with your request, it may share an option you can review freely — no obligation.
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What lenders review
General criteria providers review — specifics differ by provider.
- A signed copy of the contract or purchase order
- The counterparty and its nature (government, quasi-government, private)
- Payment and delivery schedule
- Experience executing similar projects
- Expected project cash flows
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Documents commonly requested
Indicative list — providers may request more.
- 01Valid copy of the commercial registration
- 02Signed copy of the contract or purchase order
- 03Payment/delivery schedule if available
- 04Bank statements (typically 6 – 12 months)
- 05Record of past project execution if available
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Tips to strengthen your request
01Make sure the end-client payment schedule is clear in the contract.
02Attach a short executive summary (scope, duration, deliverables).
03Clarify who the end client is and where their funding comes from.
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FAQ
Must the contract be with a government entity?
Not required — but the counterparty's nature matters for execution-risk assessment.
Can I be financed before signing the contract?
Usually not — the signed contract or PO is the basis for review.
Can the request be supported by Kafalah?
Yes, this product is often reviewed with Kafalah program support.
Ready to apply?
One request shared with licensed providers. You may receive options if a provider chooses to proceed. Free, no obligation.