Muscat: The initiative offers local and international investors a range of industrial and manufacturing projects supported by guaranteed purchase contracts, reducing operational risks and providing greater clarity on future revenues.
The ministry said the new model aligns investment opportunities directly with market needs and local supply chains, helping projects achieve faster returns, stronger sustainability, and improved access to financing and strategic partnerships.
The package includes a diverse portfolio of industrial projects prepared through technical and economic feasibility studies. Among the opportunities on offer are a refrigerator manufacturing plant valued at RO 6.545 million, a fabric and textile factory worth RO 4.608 million, and a computer and accessories factory with an investment value of RO 6.152 million. Other projects include an office supplies and stationery factory valued at RO 2.5 million, a tire manufacturing plant worth RO 6.545 million, a military uniform accessories factory valued at RO 6 million, and an energy-efficient air conditioning factory with an investment value of RO 6.545 million.
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All projects are supported by pre-defined contracting mechanisms that guarantee the purchase of part or all of their production, providing investors with confirmed market demand from the outset.
Khalid bin Hamad Al-Kharousi, Director General of Investment Promotion at MoCIIP, said the initiative represents a shift from traditional investment offerings to opportunities linked to real and verified market demand.
He noted that the projects were developed in cooperation with key government entities and sector partners to ensure alignment with market requirements and supply chain needs, enhancing their readiness for implementation and long-term growth.
Al-Kharousi stressed that pre-purchase contracts reduce operational risks, improve project bankability, and increase opportunities for securing financing and strategic partnerships. He added that the ministry is working to expand this approach by developing more ready-made projects tied directly to actual market demand.
The initiative leverages Oman’s competitive advantages, including its strategic location, advanced infrastructure, supportive legislation, and stable economic environment. The ministry highlighted that stronger integration among government agencies is helping accelerate project readiness and enhance their contribution to the national economy.
