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Qatar Oman Investment Company Q.S.C. reported a net loss of 1.4 million Qatari riyals for the full year ended December 2025, according to figures the company filed with the Qatar Stock Exchange. The loss narrowed sharply from 55.97 million riyals in 2024 when the investment firm absorbed large asset writedowns that distorted prior performance. Revenue for the year reached 2.95 million riyals compared with a negative 25.45 million riyals previously, the company said in the statement.
The company attributed the improvement to a recovery in operating revenue that climbed to 2.13 million riyals in 2025 from 1.99 million riyals a year earlier, data compiled on Qatar Oman Investment Co. Estimates – QSE:QOIS – TradingView showed. Basic loss per share stood at 0.008 riyals versus 0.311 riyals in the prior period, reflecting the reduced scale of the deficit. Management approved a proposal to eliminate accumulated losses that had reached 49.99 percent of share capital by late 2025, the filing indicated.
Financial assets at fair value through other comprehensive income fell to 42.2 million riyals by the end of 2025 from 154 million riyals at the close of 2024, according to the company’s balance sheet. Total assets stood at 187.2 million riyals while equity reached 175.1 million riyals after the adjustments, the company reported. Cash and cash equivalents rose to 33.4 million riyals from 26.7 million riyals, supporting liquidity amid the portfolio repositioning.
The investment firm, established as a joint vehicle between Qatari and Omani interests, maintains a portfolio spanning listed equities and other instruments listed on the Qatar Stock Exchange. Its 2025 performance marks a departure from the heavy losses tied to market valuations in 2024, S&P Capital IQ data confirmed. Subsequent quarters in 2026 showed a return to profitability with first-quarter net income of 4.8 million riyals, separate company disclosures stated.
Qatar Stock Exchange rules require listed entities to publish audited annual results within specified timelines, a requirement the company met with its March 2026 release. The figures exclude any extraordinary items that had weighed on earlier periods, according to notes in the financial statements. Trading activity in the QOIS share has reflected the improved trajectory since the release.
Further details on segment performance were not broken out in the summary filing, the company noted. Investors continue to monitor upcoming interim updates for signs of sustained recovery in the investment portfolio, data on Qatar Oman Investment Co. Estimates – QSE:QOIS – TradingView indicated. The firm maintains its focus on diversified holdings consistent with its founding mandate between the two Gulf states.
