Credit Oman-Backed Domestic Sales Surpass RO 180 Million: What This Means for Omani Investors and Entrepreneurs
Muscat: By the end of 2025, Credit Oman had supported insured domestic sales exceeding RO 180 million, underscoring its expanding role in protecting business transactions and fostering private sector growth throughout the Sultanate of Oman.
Data from Credit Oman reveals that Muscat Governorate led with the highest value of insured domestic sales, reaching RO 120 million. Credit limits granted in Muscat amounted to RO 53.64 million, representing approximately 58% of the total insured sales value.
North Al Batinah ranked second, with insured domestic sales of RO 18.87 million and approved credit limits totaling RO 10.7 million, making up 11% of the overall insured sales.
Dhofar followed, reporting insured sales worth RO 16.67 million, supported by credit limits of RO 9.91 million.
In Al Dakhiliyah, insured sales achieved RO 11.91 million, accompanied by approved credit facilities close to RO 6.5 million.
Together, South Al Sharqiyah and North Al Sharqiyah registered insured domestic sales exceeding RO 9 million, with credit limits granted surpassing RO 5 million.
Meanwhile, Al Dhahirah recorded insured sales of RO 3.2 million, supported by credit limits amounting to RO 1.4 million.
Credit Oman offers specialised trade credit insurance solutions for manufacturers, traders, and exporters. These services help businesses mitigate commercial and non-commercial risks, allowing them to extend credit to customers with greater assurance, enhance cash flow management, and expand into new domestic and international markets.
These figures highlight the critical role of credit insurance in ensuring business continuity and promoting trade activities across Oman’s governorates.
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The significant growth of Credit Oman’s insured domestic sales, surpassing RO 180 million by 2025, signals a robust trend towards risk mitigation and confidence in credit extension among Omani businesses. For companies and investors, this trend opens opportunities to expand market reach and improve cash flow stability while emphasizing the critical need for integrating trade credit insurance into strategic planning. Smart entrepreneurs should leverage these insurance solutions to safeguard operations against payment defaults and capitalize on emerging trade opportunities both domestically and internationally.
