- Al Ahlia Portfolio & Securities
- Al Barka Financial Services
- Al Madina Fin. & Inv. Services
- Al Mawarid Securities
- Al Shalman Securities Co.
- Al Shalman Securities Co. SAOG
- Al Shurooq Securities
- Al-Amin Securities
- Amwal Investment SAOC
- Bank Dhofar
- Bank Muscat
- Financial Corporation Co.
- Financial Services
- Global Financial Services
- Gulf Investment Securities Co.
- Gulf Investment Services
- International and Financial Services
- Middle East Brokerage
- National Bank of Oman
- National Securities
- Oman & Emirates Inv. Hold. Co.
- Oman Arab Bank
- Oman Securities Portfolio Co SAOC
- Q Invest
- Qurum Financial Services Co.
- United Securities
- United Securities (Associated)
- Vision Investment Services
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LIST OF STOCK BROKERS IN OMAN
Published by Gbaf News
Posted on October 24, 2012
1 min read· Last updated: June 17, 2020
Key Takeaways
- This article compiles a list of licensed stock brokers operating in Oman.
- United Securities LLC stands out as a market leader with substantial market share and trading volume growth.
- Oman’s brokerage landscape includes both local firms and international platforms accessible to Omani investors.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which brokerage firm holds the largest market share in Oman?
United Securities LLC holds approximately 35% market share on the Muscat Stock Exchange, based on its award as best broker for Oman in 2025.
How many stock brokers operate in Oman?
As of September 2025, there are around 10 registered stock broker businesses in Oman.
Are there international brokers available to traders in Oman?
Yes, Omani traders also access international brokers such as Interactive Brokers, MEXEM, and others offering global market access and regulated platforms.
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