The project is expected to manufacture a range of fertilizer and industrial products for domestic and international markets.
The planned facility in North Al Sharqiyah will add grain storage capacity as Oman strengthens its food supply infrastructure.
The company has begun collecting this year’s wheat crop from farmers across Oman as it continues a national programme that supports local grain production and food security.
New logistics links between Russia, Oman, and Africa could shorten delivery times and support grain trade across the continent, according to Russian economist Vitaly Melyantsev.
Farmers in South A’Sharqiyah start wheat harvest while regional storage systems prepare for new grain intake.