Muscat- Renaissance Services SAOG has announced the appointment of Juma Al Khamisi as Chief Financial Officer (CFO), effective November 2024. Al Khamisi brings over 25 years of extensive experience in finance, having previously held CFO roles at National Finance and the Ministry of Defence Pension Fund. He has also served on the boards of prominent companies such as Shell Oman Marketing, Tabreed Oman, Muscat Finance, Oman Flour Mills and SMN Power Holding. His comprehensive expertise in audit, risk management and financial strategy makes him a valuable addition to the company’s leadership team.
Commenting on his new role, Al Khamisi stated, “I am delighted to join Renaissance Services with its strong legacy and commitment to excellence. I am eager to contribute to the organisation’s strategic vision, driving shareholder value and fostering impactful growth.”
Welcoming him, Stephen R Thomas, Chief Executive Officer of Renaissance, said, “Juma is a valuable addition to our team. We believe his leadership skills and extensive experience in finance and risk management will play a vital role in implementing our vision to lead the future in smart sustainable service solutions.”
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Renaissance Services is Oman’s leading provider of accommodation, services solutions and Integrated Facilities Management (IFM), and has been publicly listed on the Muscat Stock Exchange since 1996. The company has invested over US$520mn in Oman, establishing itself as one of the largest private-sector employers of Omani nationals. Renaissance remains deeply committed to fostering local talent, enhancing Oman’s economic landscape, and creating valuable opportunities for the Sultanate’s future.





