Future Fund Oman to unveil RO 570 million projects
Published: 01:06 PM,Jun 07,2026 | EDITED : 05:06 PM,Jun 07,2026
MUSCAT: Future Fund Oman (FFO), the Oman Investment Authority’s RO 2 billion investment vehicle, is set to announce a new package of strategic investments and projects on Tuesday (June 9) with a combined value exceeding RO 570 million.
The package will comprise seven projects and direct investments spanning a number of priority sectors, including renewable energy, industry, technology, healthcare, tourism, adventure tourism and food security. These investments form part of the fund’s strategic projects portfolio, which accounts for 90 per cent of its total capital allocation.
In addition, the fund’s investment managers will present four investments focused on small and medium enterprises and start-ups. This portfolio represents the remaining 10 per cent of the fund’s capital and is designed to strengthen Oman’s entrepreneurship ecosystem while supporting the growth of innovative and high-potential businesses.
The investments are expected to contribute to economic growth, stimulate private-sector activity and attract additional foreign capital into the Sultanate of Oman, reinforcing the fund’s role as a catalyst for strategic investment across targeted sectors.
Since its establishment in early 2024, Future Fund Oman has continued to expand its investment footprint. By the end of 2025, the fund had approved 186 projects with a combined value of approximately RO 1.7 billion, covering strategic investments, direct project financing and initiatives aimed at SMEs and start-ups.
The fund’s contribution to these projects reached around RO 640 million, helping to attract an estimated RO 743 million in foreign investment. Since its launch, Future Fund Oman has received 986 investment applications, reflecting strong interest from local and international investors.
The latest investment package is expected to further advance the fund’s mandate of supporting economic diversification, attracting quality investments and creating long-term value for Oman’s economy. — ONA