A market that imports almost everything — and pays more for what is made locally.
Oman imports 95.4% of the medicines it uses. It also offers a 30% price preference for locally manufactured products, 20% for products packaged locally, and advance purchase agreements covering up to 30% of Ministry of Health requirements.
Six services. One accountable partner.
Most companies entering Oman assemble a local agent, a regulatory consultant, a distributor and a promotion team separately. We are all four.
Portfolio Selection
We assess your product against Oman's tender data and price file, and tell you whether it can win here.
Registration
Dossier, eCTD submission, GMP and CPP handling, deficiency responses and pricing committee — as your local agent.
Market Access & Pricing
Price file strategy, tender cycles, and the local-manufacture price preferences where your product qualifies.
Medical & Pharmacovigilance
Scientific engagement, medical information, and a named pharmacovigilance responsible person.
Marketing & Sales
Launch planning, approved promotional material, and coverage of hospitals, clinics and retail pharmacy.
Distribution
Import, customs clearance, validated cold chain, stock cover and recall readiness.
From First Conversation To First Order.
A clear, five-stage path — with realistic timelines at each step, and no promises we can't keep.
Assess
Product, competition and price band.
2–4 WeeksAgree
Agency terms and supply pricing.
4–8 WeeksRegister
Dossier, testing, pricing committee.
10–18 MonthsLaunch
Tenders, hospitals, field coverage.
From Month OneGrow
Local packaging, then the next GCC market.
Year TwoIndicative for Oman. We give a product-specific projection after the assessment, and we do not promise approval dates.
A GMP-licensed packaging line, inside Oman, today.
Through our partner and shareholder Opal Bio Pharma, a product packaged in Oman is treated as locally produced — and priced accordingly by the Ministry of Health. It does not require you to move primary manufacturing or transfer your process. Biotechnology lines follow over the next three years.
How local manufacturing worksThree products on the path to approval.
All three are under review by the Oman Ministry of Health. Below is where each one sits in the process, and what it will address.
Glarise
insulin glargine · 100 U / mLEpolix
epoetin alfa · 2,000 / 4,000 IUAll three products are under regulatory review by the Ministry of Health in the Sultanate of Oman and are not approved for sale. This page is intended for healthcare professionals and business partners, not the general public.
Tell us about your product.
Send us the molecule and the markets where it is approved. We will tell you whether it has a route in Oman — including when the answer is no. We reply to every enquiry within three working days.