Muscat: Covering over 235,000 square meters, the projects represent a combined investment value exceeding RO 49 million across the industrial, logistics, and service sectors.

According to Eng. Fahad bin Nasser Al-Abroui, Acting CEO of Rusayl Industrial City Company, the total cumulative investment in the city has surpassed RO 767 million by the end of 2024. Spanning nearly 11 million square meters, the city has emerged as a thriving zone for sectors such as chemicals, electrical materials, fiber optics, building materials, food, furniture, textiles, dyes, filters, and stationery.

Madayn is also advancing strategic infrastructure initiatives, including the Madayn Pioneering Complex, in partnership with the Public Authority for Small and Medium Enterprises Development (PASME). Set to cover over 60,000 square meters, the project will house 500 sqm industrial workshops tailored for SMEs, fostering innovation and entrepreneurial growth.

Additionally, a consultancy project is underway to address infrastructure enhancements, particularly rainwater drainage, new access roads to leased lands, and urban improvements across Rusayl.

Future plans include revamping the commercial area to host more investor-oriented outlets, launching a food security project in collaboration with the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Water Resources, and a wastewater recycling project aimed at reusing treated water for cooling and manufacturing processes—highlighting a commitment to sustainability.

In 2024, the city also completed a modern redesign of its entrance, further boosting its appeal to investors.

Since its inception in 1983, Rusayl Industrial City has played a vital role in creating a business-friendly environment aligned with Oman Vision 2040. The Masar Service Center within the city provides a unified investment window, streamlining all approvals, licenses, and permits needed for investment ventures.