Suhar Industrial City, which pertains to the Public Establishment for Industrial Estates (Madayn), has successfully localized 48 projects on an area of more than 2 million sqm during 2025.
The total investment volume of these projects exceeds $273.08 million (RO 105 million), raising the city’s cumulative investment volume to $5.98 billion (RO 2.3 billion).
The total leased area in Suhar Industrial City has reached 11,389,125 sqm out of the city’s total area of 28,397,206 sqm, while the total workforce in the operating projects has increased to 13,299 employees.
Eng. Abdullah Al Mayasi, Director General of Suhar Industrial City, stated that Madayn is actively executing several vital projects in the Suhar industrial city, including a consultancy study to rehabilitate existing infrastructure and supporting services for Phases 1 to 6, alongside the successful completion of the infrastructure project for Phase 7. The study is expected to be finalized in the second quarter of 2026.
Al Mayasi added that Madayn aims to roll out a strategic package of projects under the Eleventh Five-Year Development Plan (2026–2030). This roadmap features a comprehensive rehabilitation program to boost infrastructure efficiency and modernize services, alongside the construction of integrated service facilities and buildings to support operations. Furthermore, Madayn will implement a 97 MW solar farm project to drive sustainable energy, as well as complete consultancy services for the integrated Aluminum Economic Cluster to empower local industrial value chains.
He added that new factories also generate high demand for raw materials, logistics, and technical services, thereby stimulating growth and investment across local SMEs serving as suppliers.
“The localization of new factories within the park also reflects confidence in economic growth and the market’s capacity to accommodate additional products, thus encouraging investors to expand and develop supporting infrastructure and services required by modern industrial zones, while enhancing in-country value,” Al Mayasi concluded.
