Credit Oman reported that the value of insured domestic sales supported by the organisation surpassed RO 180 million by the end of 2025, underscoring its expanding role in protecting commercial transactions and fostering private sector growth within the Sultanate of Oman.

Data released by Credit Oman indicated that the Muscat Governorate led the insured domestic sales, accounting for RO 120 million of the total. The region also received credit limits amounting to RO 53.64 million, representing approximately 58 percent of the overall insured sales value.

Following Muscat, Al Batinah North recorded the second-highest figures, with insured domestic sales reaching RO 18.87 million. Credit limits approved in this governorate totaled RO 10.7 million, making up around 11 percent of the total insured sales.

These figures highlight Credit Oman’s significant contribution to the Omani economy by backing local trade and enabling businesses to secure necessary credit, thereby supporting sustainable growth in multiple regions across the country.