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Ports in Oman Experience Surge in Container Handling: Implications for Investors and Business Growth

Muscat's ports have seen a notable rise in ship traffic and cargo handling in H1 2025, driven by the Ministry

Addressing Infiltration Challenges: What Businesses in Oman Need to Know About Enhanced Security Measures

By Vinod R Nair
Rop

Muscat: The Royal Oman Police face ongoing infiltration challenges. Recently, 27 African nationals were arrested for illegal entry, alongside a

New TRA Regulations to Streamline Telecom Pricing: Key Implications for Investors and Businesses in Oman

Oman's Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (TRA) has introduced new rules to ensure fair competition and protect consumers. The measures, which include

Oman Flour Mills Advances Insect Meal Project: What It Means for the Future of Animal Feed and Investment Opportunities in Oman

By CONRAD PRABHU
Economy

Oman Flour Mills (OFM) is advancing its insect farming initiative to produce protein-rich insect meal for animal feed, using organic

Kyivstar CEO Highlights How a Peace Deal Could Significantly Boost Company Value After Historic US Listing: What Investors Need to Know

By Oman Market
Economy

Kyivstar, Ukraine's largest mobile operator, will start trading on Nasdaq, becoming the first Ukraine-based firm on a US exchange. CEO

Stocks Reach New Highs: Implications for Investors as Markets Anticipate Trump-Putin Talks

By Agencies
Business

Global stocks neared record highs as investors awaited key talks between Trump and Putin, along with critical U.S. retail data.

First Aviation Simulation Centre Set to Launch in 2026: What It Means for Investment Opportunities in Oman’s Aviation Sector

By CONRAD PRABHU
Business

InvestOman has finalized agreements for Oman’s first aviation simulation centre, the Evolve Flight Simulation Training Centre, in Madinat Al Irfan.

UK Goods Exports to US Hit 3-Year Low in June: What This Means for UK Businesses and Investors

By Oman Market
Economy

British goods exports to the US fell to their lowest in over three years in June, dropping to £3.9 billion,

Rising Oil Supplies Lead to Narrowed Price Structure and Falling Premiums: What It Means for Investors and Businesses in Oman

By Oman Market
Economy

Premiums for prompt benchmark oil prices are falling due to rising output from the Middle East, Latin America, and Europe

Eurozone Industry Decline: What It Means for Business Opportunities in Oman?

By Oman Market
Business

Euro zone industrial output fell 1.3% in June, driven by a decline in Germany and weak consumer goods production. This

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