Oman Energy & Shipping: Mina Al Fahal’s main crude export terminal resumed Omani loadings after an explosion temporarily halted some shipments, keeping the port’s role critical amid Strait of Hormuz disruption. Water Infrastructure: Nama Water Services said the Wadi Al Sahtan water transmission and distribution network hit 46% completion, with RO 17.2mn invested so far. Financial Regulation: Oman’s Financial Services Authority set a 30-day deadline (from 2 June) for accounting and auditing licence applicants to update procedures after regulatory responsibility shifted to the FSA. Islamic Finance: Dhofar Islamic closed its inaugural RO5mn sukuk series under a RO250mn programme, while Oman Sovereign Sukuk Company launched a RO100mn local sovereign sukuk (5-year, 4.2% profit) with a June 10 subscription close. Logistics Expansion: Asyad Group completed a controlling-stake acquisition in Uzbekistan logistics platforms, aiming to link Oman’s ports to Central Asia via rail/road/warehousing. Digital Payments: OMPAY launched JEEL, a parent-controlled digital wallet for children aged 7–17 with spending limits and prepaid card access. Capital Markets & Funding: Oman plans a new RO/US$ sovereign sukuk fundraising round (reported as $260mn) as it taps markets for financing needs. Regional Business Context: India signalled faster FTA rollouts (including Oman) and Oman’s logistics upgrades continue as global trade routes face Hormuz-related pressure.