Oman Fisheries sign agreement with Saudi Fisheries Company to export 1,200 metric tons of fish

Muscat: Oman Fisheries sign agreement with Saudi Fisheries Company to export 1200 metric tons of fish

In a disclosure to muscat stock exchange  (MSX) the company said: “Oman Fisheries Company is pleased to announce to its shareholders that it has signed a sales agreement with Saudi Fisheries Company on Wednesday 2nd November 2022. The agreement shall enter into force from the date of its signing for a period of 3 years. The agreement aims to export 1,200 metric tons of fish as a first stage, with revenues of not less than one million Omani riyals annually.”

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