Our Story
Khedmah began as the customer service brand under Oman Investment & Finance Company (OIFC), a pioneer in utility billing and collection since 1979. For decades, OIFC was a household name in Oman, enabling access to essential services for individuals and businesses across the nation.
In 2017, the launch of the Khedmah brand marked a key shift — a move toward smarter, more user-centric service delivery through mobile and digital platforms. This evolution laid the foundation for a transformative journey.
In 2025, Dhofar International Development and Investment Company (Dhofar Investments) announced a landmark merger with OIFC Khedmah, marking a major milestone in the Sultanate of Oman’s economic and digital landscape. Khedmah is now under Dhofar Investments, a fully modernized, service-focused brand tailored for today’s digitally empowered customers. From paying bills and managing government services to handling logistics and loyalty reward programs, Khedmah has redefined what it means to serve.Today, we are more than a utility partner. Khedmah is your trusted everyday service provider, enabling ease, access, and empowerment for every Omani household and enterprise.
This strategic step paves the way for Khedmah to be part of a larger, more integrated, and resilient entity — one capable of expanding into new horizons, diversifying investments, and delivering greater value to customers, partners, and communities.
Milestones
Our journey is marked by key milestones that reflect Khedmah’s growth and commitment to service:
1979
OIFC founded to manage utility billing and collections in Oman
2000
Rapid service expansion across telecom and government sectors
2015
Launch of Wasel Exchange, providing logistics and remittance services
2017
Khedmah brand introduced to digitize and streamline service delivery
2020
Khedmah app surpasses 500,000 downloads, a digital milestone
2024
Licensed as a Payment Service Provider (PSP) by the Central Bank of Oman
2025
Khedmah transitions into a fully independent brand following strategic merger