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Industrial LandGhala, Muscat, OmanOMR 2,500,000 asking

Industrial Land and Contracting Business — Ghala, Muscat, Oman

Industrial land at Ghala, Muscat, Oman, offered together with the contracting business standing on it: about 16,400 sq m, asking OMR 2,500,000. GCC nationals only.

Asking priceOMR 2,500,000Omani rials, not dirhams. The seller's asking price for the land and the contracting business together
Site areaApprox. 16,400 sq mAs stated in the seller's proposal. The plot boundary and the title are the buyer's own due diligence
ZoningResidential and commercialAs stated by the seller, with development potential given as up to G+8 or G+10, subject to government approvals
Business established1975The contracting company operating from the site, as stated in the seller's proposal
OwnershipGCC nationals onlyPer the seller's terms. Whether a particular buyer qualifies is a question for their own lawyer

Overview

The opportunity

Ownership is restricted to GCC nationals. That restriction reaches us with the seller's terms, as does everything else on this page. Mitchell's asserts no legal basis for it, names no qualifying countries and describes no structure by which a buyer outside that group might participate; whether a particular buyer qualifies is a question for their own lawyer.

The asset is a site of approximately 16,400 square metres in the Ghala Industrial Area of Muscat, Oman, offered together with the contracting business that operates from it. The asking price is OMR 2,500,000 — Omani rials, not dirhams, and the only currency quoted on this page. Oman sits outside every dataset this site is built on: there is no Dubai Land Department equivalent against which an Omani figure can be checked, so every figure below is the seller's, stated as his, and title, zoning, the development allowance and the standing of the business are matters for the buyer's own due diligence.

THE ASKING PRICE — OMR 2,500,000

The asking price is OMR 2,500,000 in Omani rials, and it covers the land and the contracting business in one transaction. It is the price the seller is asking, not a price anything has traded at.

No rate per square metre appears anywhere on this page, and that is deliberate rather than an omission. Dividing OMR 2,500,000 by approximately 16,400 square metres would attribute the entire consideration to the land and price a fifty-year-old contracting business at nothing. The seller has not published an apportionment between the two. For that apportionment — and for the basis on which the business itself is valued — please contact us and we will ask him for it in writing.

No dirham equivalent is published either. A conversion is only as sound as the rate it was taken at and the day it was taken on, and a rate printed onto a page that does not change is a figure that goes wrong by itself. If you are pricing this in another currency, contact us and we will run it against the rate you are actually using.

Key information

The asset, the income & the terms

Location
Ghala Industrial Area, Muscat, Oman
What is offered
Industrial land, together with the contracting business operating from it
Site area
Approximately 16,400 square metres
Zoning
Residential and commercial, as stated by the seller
Development potential
Up to G+8 or G+10, as stated by the seller, subject to government approvals
On the site
Offices, staff accommodation, a labour camp, a workshop, a carpentry shop, a paint shop and an equipment yard
Business established
1975
Ownership
Restricted to GCC nationals, per the seller's terms
Asking price
OMR 2,500,000
Currency
Omani rials. No dirham equivalent is published — see the note under Sources

Every row is taken from the seller's written proposal. None of it has been verified by Mitchell's against an Omani land, planning or corporate record, and no such record is held by this site.

THE SITE AND WHAT STANDS ON IT

The site runs to approximately 16,400 square metres in the Ghala Industrial Area, and it is a working yard rather than bare land. The seller's proposal lists offices, staff accommodation, a labour camp, a workshop, a carpentry shop, a paint shop and an equipment yard standing on it.

That matters to how a buyer prices it. A site in use as a contracting yard can be taken on as a going concern, with the plant and the accommodation already in place; or it can be cleared and redeveloped, in which case the standing structures are a demolition cost rather than an asset. The two readings produce different numbers, and the seller's proposal does not choose between them.

Mitchell's has not inspected the site and holds no condition survey, no measured building schedule and no plot boundary drawing. All three are the buyer's to obtain. Contact us and we will request the seller's own drawings and the survey position alongside the title documents.

ZONING AND DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL

The seller gives the zoning as residential and commercial, and the development potential as up to G+8 or G+10, subject to government approvals. Both statements are his.

Neither has been checked against an Omani planning record, because this site holds no Omani planning data of any kind. A development allowance quoted in a sales proposal is a claim about what might be permitted, not a consent that has been granted, and the qualifier the seller himself attaches — subject to government approvals — is the load-bearing part of the sentence.

The zoning certificate, the permitted building envelope and the current approvals position should be established by the buyer's own advisers with the Omani authorities before exchange, and they should be established before the development potential is priced into an offer. Contact us for the documents the seller holds, and we will pursue the remainder with you.

THE CONTRACTING BUSINESS

The contracting company was established in 1975. The seller states experience across Ministry of Defence projects, airport infrastructure, villas, civil construction and infrastructure works.

That is the whole of what has been published to us about the business, and it is a description of history rather than of current trading. Nothing has been supplied to Mitchell's about turnover, order book, plant, headcount, licences, classifications or liabilities, and nothing about any of those is asserted here. A contracting business is bought on its accounts, its current registrations and its contracts in hand, and none of those documents is in our possession.

For the company accounts, the trade licence and classification, and the contracts in hand, please contact us and we will request the corporate pack from the seller.

Location

Where the asset is located — Ghala, Muscat, Oman

Ghala, Muscat, Oman

Location

Industrial Land and Contracting Business — Ghala, Muscat, OmanGhala Industrial Area, Muscat, Oman

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GHALA — THE SETTING

Ghala is one of Muscat's established industrial areas. The seller's proposal places the site with highway frontage near the Oman Oil station and the McDonald's, and about five minutes from the Mall of Oman.

Those are the seller's wayfinding references rather than measured distances, and they are reproduced here as his. The map on this page is drawn from the place line "Ghala Industrial Area, Muscat, Oman" — a named place, not a measured pin, because no coordinates have been supplied and none has been invented. For the exact plot position and its frontage, ask us for the boundary drawing.

WHO CAN BUY, AND WHAT MUST BE CHECKED

Ownership is restricted to GCC nationals, per the seller's terms. Mitchell's states that restriction and nothing beyond it: no legal basis, no list of qualifying countries, and no structure or route by which a buyer outside that group might participate. Whether a particular buyer qualifies is a question for their own lawyer, taken on the seller's actual contract documents rather than on this page.

Beyond eligibility, the buyer's own due diligence on this asset covers, at least: title to the land; the plot boundary and area as registered; zoning and the permitted envelope; the approvals position on any proposed development; and the standing, accounts, registrations and liabilities of the contracting business. None of these has been verified by Mitchell's, and Oman is outside every register this site can check against.

For the title documents, the plot boundary, the company accounts and the approvals position, please contact us and we will assemble the document set with the seller.

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COMMON QUESTIONS

Who can buy this asset?

Ownership is restricted to GCC nationals. That restriction reaches us with the seller's terms for this asset, and it is the first thing on this page because it decides whether a reader can transact at all.

Mitchell's asserts no legal basis for the restriction, names no qualifying countries and describes no structure by which a buyer outside that group might participate — we have no source for any of that. Whether a particular buyer qualifies is a question for their own lawyer, on the seller's actual contract documents. Contact us and we will put the seller's terms in front of you in writing.

What exactly is being sold — the land, the business, or both?

Both, in one transaction. The seller offers a site of approximately 16,400 square metres in the Ghala Industrial Area of Muscat together with the contracting business that operates from it, at an asking price of OMR 2,500,000 — Omani rials, not dirhams.

He has not published an apportionment between the two, so no land rate per square metre is quoted anywhere on this page: dividing the asking price by the site area would price the business at zero. For the apportionment, and for the basis on which the business is valued, please contact us.

What is the asking price, and is it in dirhams?

OMR 2,500,000 — Omani rials. It is the seller's asking price, per his written proposal, and it covers the land and the contracting business together.

No dirham equivalent is published here. A conversion is only as good as the rate and the date it was taken on, and an asking price is not a settled price. If you want the figure expressed in another currency at the rate on the day you are pricing it, contact us and we will do it with you against the rate you are using.

What is on the site now?

The seller's proposal lists offices, staff accommodation, a labour camp, a workshop, a carpentry shop, a paint shop and an equipment yard — the working plant of the contracting business that operates from the site.

What is standing determines whether a buyer is acquiring a going concern to run on, or a site to clear and redevelop. Mitchell's has not inspected the site and holds no condition survey. For the building schedule, the site plan and the current condition, please contact us.

What can be built on it?

The seller gives the zoning as residential and commercial and the development potential as up to G+8 or G+10, subject to government approvals. Both are his statements; neither has been checked by Mitchell's against an Omani planning record.

A development allowance stated in a sales proposal is not a consent. The zoning certificate, the permitted envelope and the approvals position should be confirmed with the Omani authorities by the buyer's own advisers before exchange. Contact us for the documents the seller holds and we will request the rest with you.

How does this differ from a Dubai purchase on this site?

Every other asset Mitchell's publishes sits inside the Dubai Land Department's record, so a price, a project and a transaction history can be checked against a government register. Oman has no equivalent in anything we hold, so nothing on this page is anchored that way.

That is why every figure here is attributed to the seller rather than presented as measured, and why title, zoning, the development allowance and the standing of the business are all listed as the buyer's own due diligence. We will introduce you, assemble the document set and sit on your side of the table through it — contact us to start that.

Please note. The above is general information about how transactions work in Dubai, not legal, tax or financial advice, and it is not a recommendation to buy. Fee rates, tenure rules and residency requirements change, and your own position may differ. Take your own independent legal and tax advice before you commit to a purchase.

Small print

Sources, provenance & what is not published

Every figure on this page is traceable

WHAT THE SELLER HAS NOT PUBLISHED

The following have not been supplied to Mitchell's and are therefore stated nowhere on this page. Each is available to request, and we will request it with you:

  • An apportionment of the price between the land and the contracting business. This is why no rate per square metre is quoted.
  • Title documents and the registered plot boundary. The site area of approximately 16,400 square metres is the seller's figure, not a registered one.
  • The zoning certificate and the approvals position. The zoning and the G+8 or G+10 allowance are the seller's statements, and he qualifies the allowance himself as subject to government approvals.
  • Company accounts, trade licence, classification and contracts in hand for the contracting business. The 1975 establishment date and the stated project history are the whole of what has been published to us.
  • A condition survey or building schedule for the offices, accommodation, workshops and yard standing on the site.
  • Photographs. We hold no image of this asset, which is why this page carries none; a stock photograph of another industrial estate would not be a picture of it.

SOURCES

  • The seller's written proposal for the asset, supplied to Mitchell's and published on this site on 15 September 2026. Every figure on this page — site area, zoning, development potential, the facilities on site, the 1975 establishment date, the project history and the OMR 2,500,000 asking price — comes from that document and is the seller's statement.
  • No government or register source is cited, because none exists in anything this site holds. Oman is outside every dataset Mitchell's maintains; the Dubai Land Department record that anchors the rest of this site has no Omani equivalent here. Nothing on this page has been checked against an Omani land, planning or corporate register.
  • Currency. All figures are in Omani rials (OMR). No dirham equivalent is published: a conversion requires a rate and the date it was taken, and neither would stay correct on a page that does not change.
  • This page is not legal, tax or investment advice, and it is not a valuation. Contact us and we will put you in front of the seller's documents.

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