Oman’s ports and logistics companies are benefiting from disruption to Gulf shipping caused by the Iran war, as businesses turn to alternative sea and land routes to avoid the Strait of Hormuz. Revenues at Oman’s Salalah port in the far south of the sultanate rose by a fifth year on year to OMR51 million ($132 million) in the first six months 2026, officials told an event in Muscat this week. Cargo volumes increased by 15 percent over the same p…
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