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ADGM Companies Regulations — 2026 amendmentsarticles 1–36

  1. Article 1 — Section 24(1): 14 calendar days

    In section 24(1), the 14-day period is expressly stated to mean 14 calendar days.

  2. Article 2 — Section 27(1): 14 calendar days

    In section 27(1), the 14-day period is expressly stated to mean 14 calendar days.

  3. Article 3 — Section 31(1): 14 calendar days

    In section 31(1), the 14-day period is expressly stated to mean 14 calendar days.

  4. Article 4 — Section 83(3): 14 calendar days

    In section 83(3), the 14-day period is expressly stated to mean 14 calendar days.

  5. Article 5 — Section 92(1): 14 calendar days

    In section 92(1), the 14-day period is expressly stated to mean 14 calendar days.

  6. Article 6 — Section 119(4): 14 calendar days

    In section 119(4), a default lasting 14 days is clarified as a default lasting 14 calendar days.

  7. Article 7 — Section 154(1)(b): electronic service address

    Section 154(1)(b) now requires the relevant address information to include an address for service by electronic means.

  8. Article 8 — Section 157(1): 14 calendar days

    In section 157(1), the 14-day period is expressly stated to mean 14 calendar days.

  9. Article 9 — Section 215(5): 14 calendar days

    In section 215(5), the 14-day period is expressly stated to mean 14 calendar days.

  10. Article 10 — Section 292(8): 14 calendar days

    In section 292(8), a default lasting 14 days is clarified as a default lasting 14 calendar days.

  11. Article 11 — Section 293(1): 14 calendar days

    In section 293(1), the 14-day period is expressly stated to mean 14 calendar days.

  12. Article 12 — Section 296C(1): 14 calendar days

    In section 296C(1), the 14-day period is expressly stated to mean 14 calendar days.

  13. Article 13 — Section 481(1): 14 calendar days

    In section 481(1), the 14-day period is expressly stated to mean 14 calendar days.

  14. Article 14 — Section 486(1): 14 calendar days

    In section 486(1), the 14-day period is expressly stated to mean 14 calendar days.

  15. Article 15 — Section 490(1): 21 and 7 calendar days

    Section 490(1) clarifies that its 21-day period and further 7-day period are calendar-day periods.

  16. Article 16 — Section 490(2): 7 calendar days

    In section 490(2), the 7-day period is expressly stated to mean 7 calendar days.

  17. Article 17 — Section 559(1): 14 calendar days

    In section 559(1), the 14-day period is expressly stated to mean 14 calendar days.

  18. Article 18 — Section 576(1): 14 calendar days

    In section 576(1), the 14-day period is expressly stated to mean 14 calendar days.

  19. Article 19 — Section 585(1) and (5): 14 calendar days

    In sections 585(1) and 585(5), each 14-day period is expressly stated to mean 14 calendar days.

  20. Article 20 — Section 662(1) and (5): 14 calendar days

    In sections 662(1) and 662(5), each 14-day period is expressly stated to mean 14 calendar days.

  21. Article 21 — Section 664(3): 15 calendar days

    In section 664(3), the 15-day period is expressly stated to mean 15 calendar days.

  22. Article 22 — New section 716A: bearer shares prohibited

    New section 716A prohibits an ADGM company from issuing bearer shares or any warrant, certificate or other instrument that transfers share rights by delivery or possession alone without registration in the register of me

  23. Article 23 — Section 806(6): 7 calendar days

    In section 806(6), the 7-day period is expressly stated to mean 7 calendar days.

  24. Article 24 — Section 862(2): 14 calendar days

    In section 862(2), the 14-day period is expressly stated to mean 14 calendar days.

  25. Article 25 — Section 891(5)(a): 14 calendar days

    In section 891(5)(a), the 14-day period is expressly stated to mean 14 calendar days.

  26. Article 26 — Section 1050(5): 14 calendar days

    In section 1050(5), the 14-day period is expressly stated to mean 14 calendar days.

  27. Article 27 — Section 1050(6): level 4 fine

    Section 1050(6) now provides that every officer in default is liable to a fine not exceeding level 4 on the Fines Scale.

  28. Article 28 — Section 1056(4): 14 calendar days

    In section 1056(4), the 14-day period is expressly stated to mean 14 calendar days.

  29. Article 29 — Section 1068D(5)(a): board appointment

    Section 1068D(5)(a) is clarified by referring to a person appointed to the board of the investment company.

  30. Article 30 — Section 6(3): paragraph renumbering

    In section 6(3), paragraphs (ca), (d) and (e) are renumbered as paragraphs (d), (e) and (f).

  31. Article 31 — Section 154(4): registered email addresses

    Section 154(4) now permits delivery at the company's registered email address or the registered email address of its company service provider, in addition to the existing physical locations.

  32. Article 32 — Section 952(2): directors and nominee arrangements

    Section 952(2) is reorganised and expanded. The Registrar's public inspection material includes formation statements and changes concerning directors, plus statements of whether a director is a nominee director and wheth

  33. Article 33 — Section 952(3): directors material removed

    The former Directors sub-heading and its three paragraphs are deleted from section 952(3), following their relocation into the revised section 952(2).

  34. Article 34 — Section 952(4): sub-heading renumbering

    In section 952(4), the Share capital and Mergers and divisions sub-headings are renumbered as subsections (4)(a) and (4)(b).

  35. Article 35 — New section 952(6): public-inspection exemptions

    New section 952(6) exempts specified wholly government-owned restricted scope or investment companies from the directors and nominee-arrangement disclosures in sections 952(2)(d) and (e). The Registrar may also exempt an

  36. Article 36 — Section 1028(1): nominee shareholder defined

    Section 1028(1) defines a nominee shareholder as a person who holds shares in a company on behalf of, or subject to the discretion, instruction or control of, another person.

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