A widened origination team and stronger intake workflow let GFS process more receivables-finance enquiries from Omani manufacturers and traders this quarter.
Global Fine Solutions has confirmed an expansion of its Muscat origination team as demand for receivables finance and equipment leasing climbs ahead of the second quarter. The desk now covers a larger share of mid-market Omani manufacturers, traders, and contractors seeking structured working-capital support.
The firm reports that enquiry volumes for invoice-discounting mandates have tracked above the 2025 baseline since late February, with the strongest growth concentrated in metalworking, building materials, and petrochemical distribution. GFS associates these patterns with longer debtor days on large public-sector and export contracts across the Gulf Cooperation Council.
To absorb the workload without compromising onboarding quality, Global Fine Solutions has tightened its intake workflow: every new enquiry now passes through a structured KYC and licence-scope review before any commercial discussion begins. The firm's Commercial Registration remains the reference point for the services in which it can engage.
The company stresses that the headcount expansion is not a shift in strategy. GFS continues to deliver exactly what its Economic Activities Licence Certificate permits — receivables finance, equipment sourcing and leasing, and licensed debt collection — and nothing beyond that scope.
This announcement is general information only. Eligibility, pricing, and structure for any specific mandate remain subject to diligence and applicable regulation in the client's jurisdiction.
Global Fine Solutions newsroom
2 April 2026 · 4 min read
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