The firm had posted falling profits in eight of the preceding 10 quarters.
Omantel said its first-quarter net profit was impacted by losses at subsidiaries.
The telecoms firm had reported declining profits in four of the previous six quarters.
The company made a net profit of BD14.2 million dinars in the first quarter of 2015.
Last June, the company sold $4.3 billion worth of maiden bonds in four tranches.
The firm made a net profit of Dhs487.1 million in the three months to March 31.
The firm, a subsidiary of Qatar’s Ooredoo, made a net profit of KD2.2 million in Q1 2015.
Iraq’s three mobile networks were required to float a quarter of their shares by August 2011 as part of their 15-year licences awarded in 2007.
The company is also holding talks with another bank about the possibility of restructuring a further SAR99.6 million of debt.
Mobily, which is under investigation by the bourse regulator, reported a first-quarter loss of SAR199 million ($53 million).
Mobily, an affiliate of the United Arab Emirates’ Etisalat, made a net profit of SAR199 million in the first quarter of 2015.
The firm made a net profit of SAR2.50 billion in the first quarter of 2015.
Etisalat made net profit of Dhs2.18 billion ($593.6 million) in the first quarter of 2015.
The fine was imposed because of a nine-hour service interruption last year.
The company had 2.72 million mobile and fixed line subscribers as of March 31, up 12 per cent from a year earlier.
Full year revenue rose 31 per cent to KD238.97 million in 2014, while operating costs increased eight per cent to KD126.26 million.
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Omantel did not give any timing for the issue in the bourse filing.
Factors largely beyond its control have dulled Ooredoo’s lustre, and its profits for the past two quarters have missed analysts’ forecasts by a wide margin.
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The company attributed the slump in profit to foreign exchange losses in Indonesia and higher costs in its Myanmar and Algerian business.
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Until now there has been only one issuer of sukuk in Oman, a OMR50 million private placement from Tilal Development Co.
The Saudi telecoms operator’s stock had been suspended for a week until Thursday.
The company said that it does not anticipate difficulties with respect to future financing repayments and costs.
The regulator had suspended Mobily’s shares last Wednesday, after the company announced it had suffered a $243 million loss in 2014.
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