Crushed Gabbro Aggregates
Nine grades from 0–2.36 mm to 40–80 mm for concrete, asphalt, precast and hollow-block production.
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Premium Gabbro Aggregate Supplier in Oman
High-Quality Gabbro Aggregates from Our Quarry & Crusher in Liwa, Sohar
Sohar Stones Business operates a strategically located quarry and 300 TPH crushing plant in Liwa, North Al Batinah — delivering premium crushed gabbro to construction, infrastructure and industrial projects across Oman, Kuwait, Qatar and Bangladesh.
270M
Tonnes Gabbro Reserve
300
TPH Crushing Capacity
9
Aggregate Grades
2022
Established in Oman
What We Do
A Reliable Source of Premium Gabbro for GCC Projects
From our crusher in Liwa we produce quality-tested aggregates for concrete, asphalt, precast, coastal protection and heavy civil works.
Armour Rock & Boulders
Custom-sized armour rock for breakwaters, shore protection, retaining structures and landscaping.
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Engineered sub-base and aggregate base course materials for roads, highways and industrial sites.
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High-strength gabbro ballast with excellent load-bearing capacity and drainage for rail infrastructure.
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300 TPHJaw · Cone · VSI plant
About Sohar Stones
Built on Quality, Reserve & Reliability
Established in 2022 and commencing commercial production in 2023, Sohar Stones Business Limited Partnership operates under the commercial law of the Sultanate of Oman. The company is managed by qualified engineers and industry professionals with experience across multiple countries.
Our quarry in Liwa, Northern Al Batinah, sits on a deposit of approximately 270 million tonnes of high-quality gabbro — a resourceful location with transport facilities and easy access to all major construction project sites in the North Batinah region.
Why Sohar Stones
Consistent Supply for Every Construction Need
A dependable partner for contractors, ready-mix producers and infrastructure developers across Oman and the wider GCC.
- Strategic Liwa locationEasy access to Sohar and every major project site in North Al Batinah.
- Vast 270M-tonne reserveHigh-quality gabbro ensuring long-term, uninterrupted supply.
- Modern 300 TPH crushing plantJaw, cone and VSI crushers producing precise, consistent gradings.
- Quality-tested aggregatesEvery product checked and verified by qualified engineers to defined standards.
- Regional export capabilityServing Oman, Kuwait, Qatar and Bangladesh.
Supporting Infrastructure Growth
Need Gabbro Aggregates in Sohar or Across the GCC?
Tell us your grading, volume and delivery location — our team will prepare a competitive quotation and reliable supply plan.
Service Areas
Gabbro Aggregate Supply Across Oman
Delivering from our Liwa quarry & crusher to Sohar, Muscat and the wider Al Batinah region.
Gabbro Aggregates in Sohar
Local crushed gabbro & materials for Sohar-area projects.
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300 TPH gabbro crushing plant in North Al Batinah.
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Premium gabbro delivered to Muscat projects.
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Serving Sohar, Saham, Suwaiq, Barka & Shinas.
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of aggregates does Sohar Stones supply?
We supply crushed gabbro aggregates from 0–2.36 mm up to 40–80 mm, armour rock and boulders, quarry run and backfill materials, sub-base and aggregate base course materials, and railway ballast.
Where is your quarry and crushing plant located?
Our quarry and crushing plant are in Liwa, North Al Batinah, Sultanate of Oman — with easy access to Sohar and major project sites across the region.
What is your production capacity?
Crushing Plant No. 1 runs a 300 TPH production line combining a jaw crusher, cone crusher and VSI (vertical shaft impactor).
Do you export aggregates outside Oman?
Yes. Alongside the Sohar and North Batinah region, we supply regional and international markets including Kuwait, Qatar and Bangladesh.
How do you ensure product quality?
We operate a quality management system working towards ISO 9001:2015. All products are checked and verified by qualified engineers against defined standards.