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The process and requirements for establishing a joint stock company under the Commercial Companies Law promulgated earlier this year by Sultani Decree 18/2019 (New CCL) are, on the whole

The limited liability company (the LLC) is the most commonly incorporated form of company in Oman by both foreign investors and Omanis alike.

There are several types of commercial company forms that can be registered in the Sultanate of Oman, namely a Limited Liability Company, Joint Stock Company, General Partnership, Limited Partnership, Joint Venture, Holding/Subsidiary Company and a One-Person Company.

The Commercial Companies Law No 18/2019 regulated the merger of companies in articles 33 to 39. The Law determined two ways for the merger.

The Commercial Companies Law No 18/2019 regulated the merger of companies in articles 33 to 39.

Order conferring the Oman Civil Order (Second Class) on HE John Kerry, US Secretary of State, in recognition of his efforts to serve relations between the two countries.

Injunctive relief is a remedy that is available through the Courts in Oman.

The Omani Penal Code specifies three categories of offences classified according to the length of the custodial A De Facto Corporation...

In April 2019, the new Commercial Companies Law (the "New CCL") entered into force and repealed the previous Commercial Companies Law (Law No. 4/1974) in its entirety.

Preference shares (أسهم ممتازة) are a class of shares under Omani law that give their holders certain rights or privileges that differ from those attached to ordinary shares (أسهم عادية). These rights may relate to voting, dividends, liquidation proceeds, or other matters. Unlike ordinary shares, which generally carry the standard rights of ownership in a company, the rights attached to preference shares may be tailored to meet the company's needs and are set out in its Articles of Association.

As Oman's market grows and attracts foreign investors, it's essential to understand the various legal structures available for businesses...

Ministerial Decision (MD) 424/2023 (Ministry of Commerce, Industry & Investment Promotion (MCIIP))...

The new law in Oman related to companies viz. Commercial Companies Law (hereinafter "CCL") is in effect and it replaces the older Companies Law 1974.

The electricity sector in Oman is a vital pillar of the national economy and has undergone major development over recent decades. Oman has adopted an integrated model spanning generation, transmission, distribution...

The new Commercial Companies Law (CCL) in Oman was enacted by the Royal Decree Number 18 of 2019, (the Law)…

Farah Al Qubtan is a legal professional with expertise in corporate and commercial advisory, commercial disputes, and company formation. She holds an LLB from the University of Reading and completed her Legal Practice Course at the University of Law in London.

When looking at a new market, one question tends to come up early: What happens if the state needs the land or the project?