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Oman energy production surge and fiscal growth

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Oman oil energy production surge and exports fiscal growth

In early August the first half of 2026, Oman reported experienced a sharp rise significant surge in both oil and natural‑gas output. Oil energy production climbed and fiscal revenue. According to the National Centre for Statistics and Information, oil output rose 10.6% to an average of 1.094 million barrels per day, while natural gas output production increased 6.7% to 29.54 billion cubic metres. The higher output boosted export volumes modestly, underscoring the sector’s growing share This production growth, coupled with an average crude price of the $80.9 per barrel, contributed to a modest 2.4% increase in export volumes, totaling approximately 155.2 million barrels. By August 2026, these production trends translated into strengthened national finances. Oman’s public revenues grew by 13% to approximately 6.602 billion Omani economy. Within days, riyals ($17.14 billion). This increase was primarily driven by a 10% rise in net oil revenues and a 32% surge in net gas revenues. While public spending also rose by 9% to support developmental and economic transformation projects, total public debt remained relatively stable, increasing by only 0.3% compared to 2025. On the international market, Indian refiners announced purchases of Omani crude, refineries have actively engaged with Oman’s increased supply. Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemical Limited securing (MRPL) secured 1 million barrels of Omani crude at a slight premium to of roughly $3 per barrel above the Brent and benchmark. Simultaneously, Indian Oil Corporation buying additional (IOC) purchased 4 million barrels of West African crude. The deals illustrate how Oman's heightened production is being channelled into new supply contracts, supporting These procurement strategies reflect India’s effort ongoing efforts to diversify imports its import portfolio and strengthen ensure energy security. security amid volatile global markets.

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