Bank Dhofar al-Omani al-Fransi (BDOF) was established in 1990 when it acquired the business and sole branch in Oman of Banque Paribas. The French bank still holds a 6 per cent stake. In 1992, BDOF bought the Omani business of Bank of Credit & Commerce International.

BDOF is the smallest of the six listed conventional commercial banks in terms of assets. Profits rose by almost 8 per cent in 1999, allowing a 7 per cent cash dividend payment rise.
A merger with Majan International Bank in early 2003 resulted in a name change to Bank Dhofar.

Individuals	N/A
Institutions	N/A
Floating	N/A
Government	N/A

	2004	2003	2002
Total Assets	552,177	474,085	344,003
Shareholder's Equity	61,477	56,833	41,114
NIAT	11,192	10,156	8,295
Dividends	629	6,294	5,292

	2004	2003	2002
Assets Growth	16.47%	37.81%	2.06%
Earning Growth	10.20%	22.44%	35.25%
ROaA	2.18%	2.48%	2.44%
ROaE	18.92%	20.74%	21.07%
No. Of Shares	41,961,819	41,961,818	35,280,000
EPS	0.27	0.24	0.24
EPS Growth	10.20%	22.44%	35.25%
Payout Ratio	5.624	61.976	63.797

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