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Bank Dhofar’s Project Portfolio Management (PPM) division focuses on corporate banking, consumer finance, and digital innovation, supporting Oman’s financial sector growth.

OMRAN Group, Oman’s tourism development arm, was awarded the World’s Leading Tourism Development Company in 2019. Established in 2005, it spearheads key projects and fosters private investment to position Oman as a global tourism destination.

Ooredoo, formerly Nawras, launched in 2005 as Oman’s challenger mobile operator. It expanded into fixed-line and broadband services, strengthening its position as a major telecom provider in the region.

Abdul Latif Jameel United Finance (ALJUF) provides auto leasing, consumer finance, and capital equipment financing across 270+ branches in Saudi Arabia, backed by SAMA licensing and a strong financial foundation.

Founded in 1970, Oman’s Ministry of Interior plays a crucial role in national administration and development, contributing significantly to modernization and public service initiatives.

National Aluminium Products Company (NAPCO), established in 1984, is a leading aluminium extruder in the GCC, operating from a 65,000 sq. meter facility in Oman’s Rusayl Industrial Estate.

Since 2000, Oman Gas Company (OGC) has been the nation’s primary gas transporter, supplying key industries while employing over 490 professionals, 90% of whom are Omanis.

OIG, established in 1976, is Oman’s leading facilities management provider, offering services such as cleaning, waste disposal, pest control, catering, and maintenance across multiple sectors.

Oman’s first low-cost airline, SalamAir, launched in 2017. It operates nine destinations across the Middle East, making air travel affordable and accessible while ensuring quality service.

Founded in 1960, Shanfari Group is one of Oman’s largest industrial and services conglomerates, contributing significantly to national infrastructure and economic growth.

Oman’s first university, SQU, was established in 1986. It has grown into a leading institution with multiple colleges, driving research and academic excellence in the region.

Oman’s Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (TRA) ensures fair competition and high-quality telecom services while aligning with Vision 2020 for industry growth.

The Wave, Muscat, offers a premium waterfront lifestyle with 4,000+ residences, combining contemporary architecture with Middle Eastern influences in a vibrant community.

Oman’s second-largest bank, Bank Dhofar, offers conventional and Islamic banking services with a network of 71 branches and a strong digital banking presence.

Bank Dhofar’s Project Portfolio Management (PPM) division focuses on corporate banking, consumer finance, and digital innovation, supporting Oman’s financial sector growth.

OMRAN Group, Oman’s tourism development arm, was awarded the World’s Leading Tourism Development Company in 2019. Established in 2005, it spearheads key projects and fosters private investment to position Oman as a global tourism destination.

Ooredoo, formerly Nawras, launched in 2005 as Oman’s challenger mobile operator. It expanded into fixed-line and broadband services, strengthening its position as a major telecom provider in the region.

Abdul Latif Jameel United Finance (ALJUF) provides auto leasing, consumer finance, and capital equipment financing across 270+ branches in Saudi Arabia, backed by SAMA licensing and a strong financial foundation.

Founded in 1970, Oman’s Ministry of Interior plays a crucial role in national administration and development, contributing significantly to modernization and public service initiatives.

National Aluminium Products Company (NAPCO), established in 1984, is a leading aluminium extruder in the GCC, operating from a 65,000 sq. meter facility in Oman’s Rusayl Industrial Estate.

Since 2000, Oman Gas Company (OGC) has been the nation’s primary gas transporter, supplying key industries while employing over 490 professionals, 90% of whom are Omanis.

OIG, established in 1976, is Oman’s leading facilities management provider, offering services such as cleaning, waste disposal, pest control, catering, and maintenance across multiple sectors.

Oman’s first low-cost airline, SalamAir, launched in 2017. It operates nine destinations across the Middle East, making air travel affordable and accessible while ensuring quality service.

Founded in 1960, Shanfari Group is one of Oman’s largest industrial and services conglomerates, contributing significantly to national infrastructure and economic growth.

Oman’s first university, SQU, was established in 1986. It has grown into a leading institution with multiple colleges, driving research and academic excellence in the region.

Oman’s Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (TRA) ensures fair competition and high-quality telecom services while aligning with Vision 2020 for industry growth.

The Wave, Muscat, offers a premium waterfront lifestyle with 4,000+ residences, combining contemporary architecture with Middle Eastern influences in a vibrant community.

Oman’s second-largest bank, Bank Dhofar, offers conventional and Islamic banking services with a network of 71 branches and a strong digital banking presence.

Bank Dhofar’s Project Portfolio Management (PPM) division focuses on corporate banking, consumer finance, and digital innovation, supporting Oman’s financial sector growth.