National Finance, Oman’s leading finance and leasing company, reported robust financial results for the nine months ending September 30, 2026, underscoring its strategic resilience and strong market position. The company’s performance aligns with its ongoing commitment to support Oman’s economic diversification and the goals outlined in Oman Vision 2040.

For the period, National Finance recorded an operating profit of RO 23.66 million, marking a 22.46% increase compared to RO 19.32 million over the same period in 2025. Profit after tax grew by 15.28%, reaching RO 12.69 million, up from RO 11.01 million the previous year. The company’s net investments in finance leases, working capital, and factoring receivables expanded by 10.03%, rising to RO 718.19 million from RO 652.72 million in December 2025.

Tariq bin Sulaiman al Farsi, Chief Executive Officer of National Finance, highlighted the strength of the company’s long-term strategic approach and its ability to maintain stakeholder confidence amid evolving market conditions. He emphasized that the company’s focus extends beyond financial performance to include responsible financing, enhanced customer partnerships, and support for entrepreneurs and businesses across Oman.

Al Farsi noted that National Finance aims to contribute actively to private-sector growth, promote financial inclusion, and support national development priorities, underpinned by sound governance and disciplined risk management. He pointed to the company’s commitment to sustainable growth and delivering value to shareholders, customers, and the broader economy.

In addition to its financial results, National Finance retained the highest regulatory capital among finance and leasing firms in Oman, with a capital base of RO 151.88 million, further demonstrating its financial stability and capacity to support the country’s economic goals.