MUSCAT: Credit Oman reported total insured sales of more than RO 296.5 million by the end of the third quarter of 2025, up from RO 272.8 million during the same period last year. Export-related insured sales amounted to RO 159.96 million, while domestic insured sales reached RO 136.63 million.
The company said it continues to strengthen Omani trade performance by offering a wide suite of insurance solutions designed to support manufacturers and exporters. Acting CEO Haitham bin Abdullah al Yaqoubi stated that Credit Oman aims to protect businesses against commercial and non-commercial risks, enabling them to expand more confidently into global markets.
Al Yaqoubi highlighted that Omani products — especially building materials, petrochemicals and plastics — have gained strong traction in markets such as the United States and Europe due to their quality and adherence to international standards. He encouraged local businesses to take advantage of Credit Oman’s insurance and advisory services to enhance sales and safeguard their operations.
This year, Credit Oman has conducted over 12 workshops across the Sultanate of Oman to raise awareness of credit insurance and reinforce the company’s role in supporting exporters and industrial firms nationwide. — ONA
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