Oman Business Report: Analysis of Global Market, Oil & Gas Sector

This report provides a critical analysis of business models used in the global market, with a specific focus on the oil and gas sector in Oman. It examines how Oman's economy, heavily reliant on oil and natural gas, has been influenced by government support and foreign investment. The report highlights the impact of liberalized foreign investment laws, Oman's strategic geographical location, and the subsequent growth in the oil and natural gas sector. It also explores the financial trends, including the fluctuations in foreign direct investment and the role of technology in the development of oil companies. The analysis concludes that foreign direct investment and effective business strategies have contributed to market stability and the long-term sustainability of companies within the global market. The report also analyzes the financial trends including the fluctuations in foreign direct investment and the role of technology in the development of oil companies.

Summary
This is a report, which has critically analyzed various business model used by the companies in
the global market and Oman. Oman being a country being rich in the field of oil and natural gas
has majorly contributed to the development of the economy. The government because of this
very reason supports the oil and natural gas companies in Oman. However, due to the strict
foreign investment rules and limitations, the country was not able to compete at the global. Thus,
the foreign investment laws have been liberalised so that Oman can compete with the global
nations. The geographical location of Oman is optimal and this has gained the attention of large
number of investors in the market. Thus, there has been immense growth in the oil and natural
gas sector due to the free market trade that they have created. Thus, Oman has become the
country with highest growth rate and foreign direct investment in the Middle East. The facts and
figure show that there was a steady dip in the foreign direct investment in the fiscal years of 2016
but the country has managed to bounce back. The Oil companies in Oman are relatively of
smaller nature when compared to the global companies and belong to category of Sharks of
Shale. They have made of technology to make improvements in their level of production. Thus,
it can been seen from the study that foreign direct investment has provided stability to the market
and use of effective business has helped to maintain the long term sustainability of the
companies in the global market.