Sur Industrial City

Oman - مدينة صور الصناعية

Sur Industrial City Oman مدينة صور الصناعية، عمان सुर औद्योगिक शहर, ओमान 苏尔工业城,阿曼 スール工業都市、オマーン 수르 산업 도시, 오만 Промышленный город Сур, Оман شهر صنعتی سور، عمان সুর ইন্ডাস্ট্রিয়াল সিটি, ওমান

Sur Industrial City stands out as Oman’s largest industrial zone, covering 36 million square meters, with 23 million square meters available for rent. This strategic location aims to be a central point for precision manufacturing, nanotechnology, petrochemicals, and mining, aligning with Oman Vision 2040.

As of mid-2020, the city hosted 127 projects, attracting investments totaling OMR2.3 billion. These projects have significantly contributed to employment, engaging 1,514 nationals out of 2,656 workers. The focus has been on sustainable and value-added initiatives, promoting the blue economy in Al Sharqiyah Governorate.

Strategic Development at Sur Industrial City

Sur Industrial City has witnessed substantial growth from January 2022 to June 2023, with eight projects and OMR30 million investments. Notably, the city boasts an 8km waterfront overlooking the Arabian Sea and the Sea of Oman. Planned strategic projects include an international port, enhancing investment prospects and job opportunities.

Continuous efforts to improve basic services are underway, with developments covering roads, water, and sewerage water networks. Initiatives include a sewerage water treatment plant (OMR950,000) and rainwater drainage improvements (OMR350,000). The Green Belt project (OMR250,000) emphasizes afforestation and environmental balance.

Security and Future Opportunities

The city is actively implementing security measures, progressing through the first stage of the security system. Future plans involve surveillance cameras and a control room. Sur Industrial City is committed to enhancing the investment environment, preparing various opportunities for the private sector. These upcoming initiatives will offer support services and integrate the private sector into further development.

The industrial area is also expected to contain a new shipyard complex as well as a labour township although around half of the workforce are Omani. The new city is in inline with the Oman Vision 2040 concept with a focus on new industrial innovation and knowledge based economy as the country moves away from oil & gas as main economic driving force.

 

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Notable tenants at Sur Industrial City

Sea Pride LLC

Sea Pride is dedicated to producing high-quality fish products from Oman for the global market. As Oman’s leading fish and fish products exporter, we achieved a remarkable US$ 68.1 million in sales in 2019, exporting to 40 countries worldwide. Since our inception in 2005, with an initial turnover of US$ 2.1 million, we have sustained an impressive average growth of 25-35% annually. Committed to modernizing fishing practices, we support Oman’s fishing community. Our adherence to international food safety and quality standards ensures significant market presence. With a skilled team, we prioritize employee welfare, women’s empowerment, and socio-economic contributions to the industry.

Oman India Fertiliser Company S.A.O.C

Oman India Fertiliser Company SAOC (OMIFCO) is a joint venture between the Government of Oman and the Republic of India. Established to own and operate a state-of-the-art ammonia-urea fertiliser manufacturing plant at the Sur Industrial Estate in Oman, OMIFCO is 50% owned by Oman Oil Company SAOC (OQ), with Indian Farmers Fertiliser Cooperative Limited (IFFCO) and Krishak Bharati Cooperative Limited (KRIBHCO) each holding a 25% stake. The plant boasts a production capacity of 2×1,750 MT/Day of Anhydrous Ammonia and 2×2,530 T/D of granular urea from 2 Ammonia Plants and 2 Urea Plants, respectively.

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