Oman India Fertiliser Co. Ltd. trades higher after its initial public offering (IPO) in Muscat. On its trading debut, the company’s shares rise by about 18% in early trading, according to market reports. The IPO raises 261 million Omani rials (about $678 million), which outlets describe as the region’s largest initial public offering of the year. Other coverage also reports that the offering attracts strong investor demand, drawing more than $12 billion in orders. Sources characterize the listing as the Middle East’s largest since the outbreak of the regional conflict, highlighting the scale of the subscription. Together, the reports indicate that both price performance at the start of trading and the size of the order book reflect high interest in the fertilizer producer. The information presented focuses on the IPO’s fundraising amount, the level of orders received, and the company’s immediate market reaction following listing on the Muscat exchange.