MUSCAT – The operation – transporting the cargo from Northern India to Dammam, Saudi Arabia – reflects the Group’s strong presence in delivering integrated logistics solutions for high-value, specialised projects.

In a media release on its website, Asyad explained that the operation involved transporting a 115 metric ton pressurized tank, 28 meters in length and 5.5 meters in height. The cargo was hauled overland for 1,500 kilometres from Northern India to Mumbai port over a period of three weeks before being shipped across the Arabian Sea to its final destination in Dammam, KSA.

Commenting on the achievement, Juma Al Maskari, Asyad Logistics Director, said, “Transporting this type of specialised cargo requires a high level of technical expertise, along with advanced operational coordination across countries. Our strategy in such projects demonstrates our ability to mobilise international resources across borders and efficiently manage high-value shipments through customized logistics solutions tailored to precise operational requirements.”

The challenges of this operation stemmed from the sensitive nature of cryogenic gas storage tanks, which demand precise temperature and pressure control. Specialised equipment and custom handling where essential throughout the entire process. The entire move meticulously executed through detailed engineering assessments, route planning, compliance checks and last-mile coordination to ensure safety, integrity and efficiency at every stage.

This achievement further solidifies Asyad Group’s growing record in executing precise logistics project across the GCC and South Asia. It also reinforces its position as a trusted partner for high-value and sensitive cargo movement, while advancing Oman Vision 2040 by strengthening the Sultanate’s logistics infrastructure and positioning it as a globally competitive hub.