How do I make a company profile in Oman?

Pick a template, add your Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Investment Promotion licence details, write the about and services pages, upload project photos and export the PDF. No design software needed.

Can the profile be in Arabic?

Yes — every page can be produced in Arabic, English or as a bilingual document, which is what most government tenders expect.

Is the company profile template free?

You can build and preview for free; premium multi-page designs are available in the template library.

Oman · OMR · 5% VAT · Oman Tax Authority

Oman Company Profile Maker

Produce a tender-ready company profile for your Omani business without a designer. DocMak lays out cover, about, services, projects, clients and contact pages, keeps your branding consistent and exports a multi-page PDF in Arabic, English or both.

Build a Oman company profile العربية

Opens the DocMak company profile builder with local licence fields preset.

Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Investment Promotion licence and registration details on the cover
Multi-page layout: about, vision, services, projects, clients, contact
Bilingual Arabic / English pages with right-to-left support
Brand colours, logo and typography applied across every page
Print-ready multi-page PDF for tenders and bank submissions

Oman templates included

What a Omani company profile should contain

Buyers, banks and tender committees in Muscat, Salalah, Sohar, Nizwa read a company profile to judge whether you are licensed, experienced and financially credible. Lead with the licence, then prove delivery with projects and named clients.

Legal name, Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Investment Promotion licence number and VAT Identification Number (VATIN)
Company overview, vision and mission
Service or product catalogue with capability statements
Reference projects with scope, value and completion date
Team, certifications and HSE or quality accreditations
Contact block with address, phone, email and website

Business landscape in Oman

Oman's logistics corridors around Sohar and Salalah, plus a steady flow of SME contracting work in Muscat, generate constant invoicing between local suppliers and larger EPC contractors. In-country value (ICV) reporting means buyers ask for clean, itemised documents they can attribute to Omani suppliers.

Bilingual profiles

Arabic is the official language for dealings with Omani authorities, while tender packs from EPC and energy clients are usually reviewed in English — bilingual documents avoid issuing two versions.