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Transaction Advisory Services in Oman

Oman's privatisation programme, Duqm's industrial expansion, and a steady flow of family-business succession deals are driving more M&A, joint ventures and capital-raising activity across the Sultanate. Every transaction — buying, selling, merging or raising capital — depends on getting the numbers, the risks and the valuation right before signatures go on paper.

Kreston Menon Al Dohh supports investors, entrepreneurs and corporates through the full transaction lifecycle in Oman — from initial feasibility through due diligence, valuation and post-deal performance improvement — so decisions are made on evidence, not optimism.

METHODOLOGY

Our Approach

Transactions move fast, and in Oman's market, local context is often decisive: sponsor relationships, licensing timelines, ICV obligations, land and free zone considerations. A clear understanding of these factors can make the difference between a transaction that stalls and one that moves forward with confidence.

We combine standard transaction methodology with on-the-ground knowledge of how deals actually get done in Oman, giving you findings that are both technically sound and commercially realistic.

Consultants reviewing documents

Actionable Insights

Grounded in local market realities.

CORE CAPABILITIES

What We Offer

Mergers & Acquisitions

Buy-side and sell-side M&A support, from target screening and deal structuring to negotiation support and closing.

Feasibility Study

Market, technical and financial feasibility assessments for new ventures, expansions and licensing applications in Oman.

Business Plan

Investor-ready business plans and financial models for funding rounds, bank financing and licence applications.

Due Diligence

Financial, tax and commercial due diligence for acquisitions, investments and joint ventures in Oman.

Valuations

Independent business, share and asset valuations for transactions, disputes, financial reporting and shareholder matters.

Performance Improvement

Post-deal and standalone performance reviews identifying cost, margin and working-capital opportunities.

THE KRESTON ADVANTAGE

Why Businesses in Oman Choose Kreston Menon Al Dohh

Transaction teams who understand Oman's licensing authorities, free zones and sector regulators, not just the finance.

Independent, evidence-based findings that hold up under investor, lender and board scrutiny.

Experience across privatisation, family-business succession and cross-border M&A into Oman.

Confidential, senior-led engagement from first call to closing.

OUTCOMES

What You Will Gain

01

Clear visibility of risk before you commit capital.

02

A defensible valuation or business plan that stands up to investor and lender scrutiny.

03

Faster, better-informed deal decisions.

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Practical post-transaction insight into where value can still be unlocked.

KNOWLEDGE BASE

FAQs

What is included in a due diligence review in Oman?
A typical due diligence engagement covers financial, tax, legal and commercial aspects of the target — historical financial performance, working capital, tax exposure, licensing and regulatory compliance, contracts, and key operational risks specific to operating in Oman.
How is a feasibility study different from a business plan?
A feasibility study tests whether a proposed venture is viable — market demand, technical requirements, financial returns — before significant commitment. A business plan is typically prepared once viability is established, to secure financing, licensing or investor commitment.
What methods are used to value a business in Oman?
Valuation approaches typically include discounted cash flow, market comparables and asset-based methods, selected based on the purpose of the valuation (transaction, dispute, financial reporting) and the nature of the business. Sector, growth stage and available data all influence the appropriate method.
Do I need a feasibility study for a new business licence in Oman?
Certain licensing authorities and financing institutions in Oman request feasibility studies as part of the approval process, particularly for larger investments, industrial projects or sectors requiring specific regulatory sign-off. It's worth confirming requirements with your licensing authority early.