How to Invest in Salik: A Complete Guide
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Fatima Saif
- . November 21, 2025
- . Update: November 21, 2025 1:31 am
Salik has emerged as a trendy investment among UAE and foreign investors because of its good business model, stable income, and ability to pay dividends. In case you are interested in knowing how to invest in Salik, it is a very straightforward procedure and all is controlled by the Dubai Financial Market (DFM). The investor has to acquire a National Investor Number (NIN), open up a brokerage account, deposit funds and lastly buying of the share of Salik that trades under the name SALIK on the DFM. This guide outlines each process vividly, the considerations to observe and you are bound to invest in safe and formal and licensed processes.
What Is Salik and How to Invest?
Dubai electronic toll-gate system is run by the Salik Company PJSC which is a reputable dividend-paying stock. DFM offers a structured process to be followed in order to begin investing.
1. Obtain Your DFM Investor Number (NIN)
Financial market trading in the Dubai Financial Market requires the National Investor Number (NIN). You can apply for one through:
- The DFM mobile application
- Any DFM-licensed brokerage firm
It is a free process that is normally accomplished in minutes. After being issued, your NIN would act as your trading identity.
2. Open a Brokerage Trading Account
Once you have acquired your NIN, the second thing is to open a trading account with a broker licensed in the UAE. Popular choices include:
- Emirates NBD Securities
- ADCB Securities
- Mashreq Securities
These platforms offer trading applications and platforms on which you can sell and buy Salik shares.
3. Fund Your Trading Account
Transfer the required amount to your stock brokerage account. The transfer can be done via bank account, debit card, or whatever method your broker supports.
4. Buy Salik Shares (SALIK.AE / SALIK)
Once you have funded your account, locate SALIK on the broker trading platform. Choose the number of shares you want to buy and place your order at the current market price.
Important Things to Consider
Direct Investment vs. CFDs:
- Direct Shares: You are the owners and shareholders of the dividends.
- CFDs: These are contracts that move on the price without the ownership of the underlying asset. These are risky, but have more leverage.
Risks: The level of performance in the stock market might vary depending on the level of traffic, the economic conditions, and the market conditions in Dubai. Never make hasty decisions without any research or use of the services of a licensed financial advisor.
Dividend Policy: Salik has a 2-year dividend policy where 100% of net profit available after statutory reserves are distributed, a factor that has made it appealing to those investors who pay attention to their dividends.
Only Use Authoritative sources: Do not use unofficial sources. Always employ licensed brokers as well as reputed financial institutions of DFM.
