MUSCAT : The new agreements span seven projects and direct investments across key sectors including renewable energy, industry and technology, healthcare, tourism and adventure, and food security, among others.

The investment package forms part of the fund’s strategic portfolio dedicated to large-scale national projects, which accounts for 90 percent of its capital, and is aimed at driving economic diversification and supporting high-impact sectors.

In parallel, the fund will also review four investments in the small and medium enterprises (SMEs) and startups segment, which represents the remaining 10% of its capital, as part of efforts to strengthen Oman’s entrepreneurship ecosystem and support emerging companies.

Officials said the projects are designed to stimulate economic growth, enhance investment flows, and attract foreign capital into the Sultanate of Oman, in line with the fund’s role as a catalyst for strategic and quality investments.

Since its establishment at the beginning of 2024 with a capital of RO 2 billion, the Oman Future Fund has approved 186 projects by the end of 2025, with a total estimated value of around RO 1.7 billion, including major direct investments and SME-focused initiatives.

During the same period, the fund contributed approximately RO 640 million to these projects, helping attract about RO 743 million in foreign investment. It has also received 986 investment applications since its launch.

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