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The Letter of Interest for Business Purchase is a critical preliminary document in UAE business acquisitions, typically used when a potential buyer wishes to formally express their interest in acquiring a business while maintaining confidentiality and establishing a framework for negotiations. This document has gained particular importance in the UAE market following recent reforms that have liberalized foreign ownership rules and encouraged international investment. While non-binding in nature (except for specific provisions like confidentiality), it serves as a crucial stepping stone toward more formal agreements such as Memorandums of Understanding or Share Purchase Agreements. The document typically includes preliminary terms, due diligence requirements, and proposed timelines, all while adhering to UAE commercial laws and business practices. It's particularly relevant in the context of the UAE's dynamic business environment, where cross-border transactions and local market consolidation are common.

1. Sender's Details: Full company name, address, and registration details of the interested party

2. Date: Date of the letter using standard UAE business format

3. Recipient's Details: Full details of the target company's authorized representative

4. Subject Line: Clear indication that this is a Letter of Interest for Business Purchase

5. Introduction: Formal opening and brief introduction of the interested company, including its business background and credentials

6. Expression of Interest: Clear statement of interest in purchasing the business, including specific aspects of interest

7. Business Overview: Brief description of the target business as understood by the interested party

8. Preliminary Terms: High-level outline of proposed transaction structure and preliminary valuation range if known

9. Due Diligence Request: Request for access to information and documentation needed for evaluation

10. Confidentiality Statement: Statement regarding the confidential nature of discussions and information exchange

11. Next Steps: Proposed timeline and process for moving forward

12. Closing: Professional closing with contact details and signature block