1. Investment Purpose:

• Investors are contributing funds to Rabigh Oil Ventures to support its business activities, including oil exploration, extraction, refining, and distribution.

2. Investment Type and Capital:

• The investment is for a specified amount and grants the investor a certain equity stake, profit-sharing percentage, or other agreed-upon financial instrument in the company.

• The company's capital is divided into a specific number of shares, and the investor's share is a proportional part of this.

3. Investor Rights and Responsibilities:

• Voting Rights: The investor may have voting rights on company matters, as defined by their ownership percentage.

• Access to Information: Investors will receive regular financial reports, including annual and quarterly statements.

• Liability: Investor liability is limited to the amount of their initial investment. Investors are not personally liable for the company's debts or obligations.

4. Company Obligations:

• The company will operate in good faith and with transparency.

• The company will provide regular reports on its financial performance and operational status.

• The company will comply with all relevant industry regulations and environmental standards.

5. Dividends and Returns:

• The distribution of profits, or dividends, will be at the discretion of the Board of Directors, based on the company's financial performance and future plans.

• The terms for any potential buyout or exit strategy for investors will be outlined.

6. Termination of Agreement:

• This agreement may be terminated by mutual consent or under specific conditions, such as a major company restructuring or dissolution.

• The terms for the buyback of shares, if applicable, would be defined here.

7. Governing Law and Dispute Resolution:

• This agreement is governed by the laws of a specified jurisdiction (e.g., the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia).

• Any disputes will be resolved through arbitration or in the courts of the specified jurisdiction.

8. Risk Acknowledgment:

• Investors must acknowledge and understand the inherent risks associated with investing in the oil and gas sector, including market volatility, commodity price fluctuations, regulatory changes, and environmental risks.