Corporate profile, founding story, and the asset base that anchors Oman’s integrated logistics model.
Asyad Group is Oman's global integrated logistics provider, ranked 4th on Forbes' "10 Biggest Logistics Companies in MENA" list.
As a USD 4 billion enterprise backed by an initial USD 26 billion in government infrastructure spending, Asyad is attracting customers and investors keen on leveraging the country's state-of-the-art logistics facilities and established manufacturing capabilities. Asyad Group's competitive advantage is derived from its world-class assets, which include three of the world's most efficient deep ports, one dry port, two free zones, an economic zone, and an exceptional road network. Asyad's offerings also include its renowned Asyad Express services which span from a 3,000m² first-rate fulfilment center to last mile express delivery services, serving financial, e-commerce, manufacturing, and other businesses.
Muscat headquarters, dusk skyline abstract
Asyad Group was formed in 2016 consolidating sixteen companies into one operating model. The holding structure aligns maritime, ports, industrial zones, and logistics services so customers can contract once and access the full stack.
Container gantry · Duqm corridor
Three efficient deep ports, one dry port, two free zones, and an economic zone — knitted together with national highways and last-mile express — give Oman a rare density of trade infrastructure outside traditional chokepoints.
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Capitalizing on diverse logistics assets and services, Asyad has optimized its value proposition to support Oman’s economy and affirm the Sultanate’s standing as a global logistics hub.
Parcel sortation line
From fulfilment centers to doorstep delivery, Express connects manufacturers and retailers to consumers with reliability metrics benchmarked against global integrators.
CNN segments · Oman logistics hub
Editorial coverage of Oman’s gateway strategy and Asyad’s integrated stack.
Watch →Port operations overview
How deep-water ports, free zones, and rail investments connect to hinterland industry.
Watch →Leadership on Vision 2040
Alignment between national diversification goals and Asyad’s capital roadmap.
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From the chief executive
Our job is to make Oman the default answer for trade that wants speed, optionality, and sovereign-grade infrastructure — not a detour, but the main lane.