Muscat: The total value of insured local sales by Credit Oman by the end of 2024 stood at approximately RO 171.5 million. Meanwhile, the value of secured sales for local exports rose to RO 376.4 million, a 5.4 per cent increase compared to RO 356.9 million in 2023.
According to the statistics released by Credit Oman, the Muscat Governorate led the nation in insured sales, accounting for 65.8 percent of the total, with a value of RO 112.739 million. North Al Batinah Governorate followed with RO 19.168 million, representing 9.4 percent, while Dhofar came third with RO 13.529 million, or 7.9 percent.
Other governorates also contributed to the overall performance:
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Al Dakhiliyah: RO 6.405 million
South Al Batinah: RO 5.337 million
North Al Sharqiyah: RO 3.114 million
South Al Sharqiyah: RO 2.988 million
Al Buraimi: RO 1.032 million
Al Wusta: RO 261,000
