Credit Oman Insured Sales Surpass RO 296 Million: What This Means for Business Growth and Investment Opportunities in Oman
MUSCAT: Credit Oman has reported total insured sales exceeding RO 296.5 million by the end of the third quarter of 2025, an increase from RO 272.8 million during the same period last year. Export-related insured sales reached RO 159.96 million, while domestic insured sales amounted to RO 136.63 million.
The company continues to enhance Omani trade performance by offering a comprehensive range of insurance solutions tailored to support manufacturers and exporters. Acting CEO Haitham bin Abdullah al Yaqoubi emphasized that Credit Oman’s mission is to protect businesses from both commercial and non-commercial risks, empowering them to expand confidently into international markets.
Al Yaqoubi noted that Omani products, particularly building materials, petrochemicals, and plastics, have gained significant traction in key markets such as the United States and Europe, thanks to their quality and compliance with international standards. He urged local enterprises to leverage Credit Oman’s insurance and advisory services to boost sales and secure their operations.
This year, Credit Oman has organized more than 12 workshops across the Sultanate to raise awareness about credit insurance and reaffirm the company’s commitment to supporting exporters and industrial firms nationwide. — ONA
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The rise in insured sales to RO 296.5 million signals growing confidence in Omani exports and domestic trade, underpinned by Credit Oman’s insurance solutions that mitigate commercial risks. For businesses, this presents a strategic opportunity to expand into international markets with greater security, particularly in high-demand sectors like building materials and petrochemicals. Smart investors and entrepreneurs should leverage these insurance services to protect operations and capitalize on Oman’s strengthening global trade footprint.
