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OQBI advances methanol expansion study in Oman (opens the original)
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OQ Base Industries (OQBI) is proceeding with detailed studies for a proposed expansion of its methanol plant as the company evaluates a range of financing options for future growth projects, senior executives said. The expansion, initially disclosed in the company’s initial public offering prospectus, remains under technical and operational assessment, Acting Chief Executive Officer and Chief Operating Officer Ihsan al Jandal said during a presentation on OQBI’s first-half performance. “We are s
Oman health venture plans $10 million investment (opens the original)
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Healthcare and medical technology innovator GenomaLab Medical Group plans to invest nearly $10 million in its first year of operations in the Sultanate of Oman as the healthcare and life sciences company builds a platform spanning SOHAR Port and Freezone and the mainland, its chief executive said. The company has begun operations and is recruiting employees as it prepares to introduce services ranging from diabetes monitoring and home healthcare products to stem-cell banking, gene therapy and ad
Can digital money be Sharia-compliant? (opens the original)
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MUSCAT, SEPT 21As digital payments become increasingly embedded in Oman’s economy, an accompanying question is gaining importance for its rapidly expanding Islamic-finance industry: can digital cash be Sharia-compliant? The answer does not depend simply on whether money exists electronically. Islamic-finance principles focus on what an instrument represents, how it is created and exchanged, whether it provides legitimate economic utility and whether its structure involves riba, or interest; mays
Oman Islamic banking assets top RO 9.6 billion (opens the original)
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MUSCAT: The Sultanate of Oman is moving to deepen its Islamic money and sukuk markets as the Central Bank of Oman (CBO) seeks to strengthen the sector’s role in financing investment, economic diversification and the country’s broader development agenda. Asia al Raisi, Deputy Chief Economist for Investment and Market Operations at the CBO, said the central bank was advancing Wakalah certificates of deposit and Islamic government treasury bills as part of efforts to build a deeper and more liquid
Oman's Islamic banking assets top RO 9.6 billion (opens the original)
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MUSCAT: Oman is moving to deepen its Islamic money and sukuk markets as the Central Bank of Oman (CBO) seeks to strengthen the sector’s role in financing investment, economic diversification and the country’s broader development agenda. Asia al Raisi, Deputy Chief Economist for Investment and Market Operations at the CBO, said the central bank was advancing Wakalah certificates of deposit and Islamic government treasury bills as part of efforts to build a deeper and more liquid Islamic money mar
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