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The Saudi Ministry of Commerce launched the Commercial Cover-up Combating Program, during which more than 5,160 regulatory inspections were carried out across the kingdom in August 2026. These inspections led to the detection of 239 suspected cases of commercial concealment. The violators were referred to the relevant authorities for the application of legal penalties, which can include up to five years of imprisonment and fines of up to 5 million riyals. Additional penalties include the closure of establishments and the confiscation of illicit funds. The targeted activities covered a variety of commercial sectors such as flower sales, travel agencies, restaurants, and the sale of women's clothing and furs, all aimed at reducing concealment crimes and ensuring compliance with the Commercial Cover-up Law.
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