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These are supermarkets, groceries and minimarts for sale in Dubai and across the UAE. Most are offered as running businesses with the shelving, chillers, freezers and POS system, the shop lease, the trade licence and the staff. The opening stock is often valued separately at cost on the day of handover, so check whether the asking price includes stock or not.

Asking prices on businessfinder.me range from AED 300,000 to AED 1,700,000, median AED 600,000, based on 9 listings with a stated price (updated November 2026).

A grocery lives on its location and its regular customers. Compare the daily sales, the gross margin, the rent compared with sales, any home-delivery and app orders, and the supplier credit terms the shop already has. Shops serving large residential buildings with few nearby competitors tend to give the steadiest income.

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Supermarket: frequently asked questions

How much does a supermarket business cost in Dubai and the UAE?

Based on 9 current listings on BusinessFinder.me, asking prices for a supermarket business range from AED 300,000 to AED 1,700,000, with a typical (median) price of about AED 600,000. Price depends mainly on location, monthly revenue, remaining lease, fit-out condition and whether the trade licence and staff visas transfer with the sale.

Where are most supermarket businesses for sale in the UAE?

Right now most supermarket listings are in Al Muteena, Dubailand, Al Muraqqabat and International City. Footfall, rent and the surrounding residential or office population vary a lot between areas, so compare the lease terms and monthly sales of each listing, not just the asking price.

How many supermarket businesses are for sale on BusinessFinder.me?

There are currently 9 supermarket listings (updated November 2026). New businesses are added daily by owners and brokers. You can see them all at https://businessfinder.me/search-result/?ad_title=supermarket.

How do I buy a supermarket business in the UAE safely?

Check the trade licence and tenancy contract (Ejari) are valid and transferable, ask for at least 6–12 months of sales records and bank statements, confirm there are no unpaid fines, rent or supplier debts, and visit at different times of day to verify footfall. Sign a written sale agreement, transfer the licence through the DED or free zone authority, and release payment only once the transfer is complete. Our Buying a Business Guide covers each step: https://businessfinder.me/safe-business-transfer-guide/.

What documents are needed to transfer a supermarket business in Dubai?

Usually the current trade licence, the tenancy contract (Ejari), Emirates IDs and passports of buyer and seller, a signed sale or assignment agreement, the landlord's no-objection letter, and any activity approvals (for example municipality or health permits). The authority that issued the licence (DED, or the free zone) confirms the exact list.

Can I sell my supermarket business on BusinessFinder.me?

Yes. Post your ad in minutes at https://businessfinder.me/post-ad/ and reach buyers across the UAE directly. BusinessFinder.me charges no commission on the sale. Brokers can list multiple businesses with a broker plan.

Is the stock included in a supermarket sale price?

It varies. Many sellers price the business and equipment, then count and value the stock separately at cost on handover day. The listing or the sale agreement should say which method applies.

How can I check a grocery's daily sales?

Ask for POS reports and bank statements for at least 6-12 months, and visit at different times of day. Compare the reported sales with supplier invoices, because purchases should match the sales level.

What is the difference between a baqala, a grocery and a supermarket?

Mostly size. A baqala is a small neighbourhood shop, a grocery or minimart is a little larger, and a supermarket has more floor space, more product lines and usually more staff and higher rent.

Supermarket for Sale in UAE

Supermarket For Sale In Uae: latest listings

Supermarkets for sale in the UAE, including mini marts and larger grocery stores in Dubai, Sharjah, Ajman and Abu Dhabi. A running supermarket comes with shelving, chillers, a POS system, supplier accounts and a local customer base, so trading continues from the first day. Each ad shows the asking price in AED and whether stock is included. Check daily sales, rent, the licence and the stock valuation before you agree terms. Reach the seller's contact directly from any listing to ask questions or visit the store.