Al Buraimi Industrial City Secures RO 30 Million Investment: What It Means for Business Growth and Opportunities in Oman
MUSCAT: Al Buraimi Industrial City, overseen by the Public Establishment for Industrial Estates (Madayn), attracted 14 investment projects totaling RO 30 million in 2025. The city received approximately 17 investment applications during the year, with approved projects covering sectors such as battery manufacturing, iron production, and tyre recycling.
Saeed bin Abdullah al Balushi, Director General of Al Buraimi Industrial City, reported that the cumulative approved investment value reached around RO 267.2 million by mid-2025. Currently, the total leased area exceeds 1.7 million square meters out of more than 4.5 million square meters of developed and leasable land.
Madayn is advancing several infrastructure initiatives under the National Industrial Cities Development Programme. One key project includes a new addressing system to name and number streets and roundabouts within the industrial city, aimed at improving traffic management and facilitating access for emergency services, visitors, and service vehicles.
Additionally, Madayn has announced an investment opportunity to develop an integrated fuel station in the city’s second zone on roughly 10,000 square meters. This development will feature fueling facilities, a diesel station, retail outlets, a motel, vehicle maintenance services, and a car wash.
Work continues on the dual carriageway linking Mahadha and Al Buraimi, establishing a crucial transport route connecting Mahadha Wilayat with Al Buraimi Governorate. This road will link the first and second phases of Al Buraimi Industrial City, easing investor movement and enhancing integration with the Special Economic Zone in Al Rawdah, Mahadha.
The industrial city also hosts the “Masar” Services Centre, a one-stop investment hub where investors can secure permits, approvals, and licenses through a unified system, further strengthening the investment climate in Al Buraimi Governorate and Oman as a whole. — ONA
Special Analysis by Omanet | Navigate Oman’s Market
Al Buraimi Industrial City’s robust investment inflow of RO 30 million in 2025, backed by strategic infrastructure projects and seamless service integration, signals a fertile ground for industrial growth in Oman. Businesses and investors should capitalize on the expanding sectors such as battery manufacturing and tyre recycling, while entrepreneurs must watch for emerging opportunities linked to enhanced logistics and transport connectivity. The ongoing development of transport arteries and integrated facilities underscores the city’s rising importance as a regional industrial hub and a gateway to more streamlined operations.
