News
NDC Records Strong Financial Results In 2020

Muscat: The National Detergent Company SAOG (NDC) announced strong financial results with profit after tax rising 44 per cent.
The diluted earnings per share increased from 36 Bzs to 52 Bzs. Net cash flow from operating profit also increased to RO2.5mn. With the support of the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, the company produced its first Ministry of Health-registered drug products and is positioned to support the needs of the citizens and residents of Oman.
“NDC is leading the way to producing products in Oman for Omanis, local residents, and tourists. When Omani people demand products like Farah hand sanitizer versus products made in other countries, the country benefits in numerous ways,” said Bill Hunt, Chief Executive Officer of NDC.
Omanis responded very well to the Farah hand sanitizer due to its highly-favored rose fragrance, the general quality of the product – that is registered and approved by the Ministry of Health – and a ‘Drug Facts’ label.
“Consumers move towards a healthier tomorrow when they choose and use sanitizers with the drug facts label on the back,” Hunt added.
NDC is the home of Oman’s most trusted brand – Bahar laundry detergent, washing powder, and other ‘Made in Oman’ products.
-
Banking & Finance3 days ago
Oman Arab Bank Announces Increase of Authorised Capital to RO500mn and Paid‑In Capital Boost of RO50mn
-
OER Magazines2 months ago
OER, April 25
-
Renewables1 month ago
Jindal Renewables and OQ Alternative Energy Sign Joint Development Agreement to Advance Integrated Renewable Power Projects in Oman
-
Business2 months ago
St. Petersburg International Economic Forum 2025 unveils its Business Programme
-
Leaders Speak1 month ago
OERLive SPOTLIGHT: Oman Sustainability Week 2025 and Oman Petroleum & Energy Show
-
Alamaliktistaad Magazines1 month ago
Al-Iktisaad, May 25
-
OER Magazines4 weeks ago
OER, May 2025
-
Banking & Finance2 months ago
How is National Bank of Oman Working Towards Creating a Robust Fintech Ecosystem?