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Mr. Ahmed Al Shukaili

Mr. Ahmed Al Shukaili
Senior Vice President – Finance
ASYAD Shipping Company

Ahmed Al Shukaili is Senior Vice President – Finance at ASYAD Shipping Company, with over 23 years of professional experience, including 18 years in the shipping industry. He oversees financial strategy, treasury, capital allocation, planning, and reporting across ASYAD Shipping’s diversified fleet and corporate structure of more than 60 entities.

Ahmed played a key leadership role in ASYAD Shipping’s successful IPO on the Muscat Stock Exchange, supporting financial structuring, investor engagement, and capital-market readiness. His experience spans ship finance, fleet expansion, refinancing, and strategic capital allocation, having supported more than USD 3 billion in expansion and refinancing initiatives.

He holds an MBA from the University of Strathclyde and a Bachelor’s degree in Finance from Sultan Qaboos University. He has also completed the Global CFO Programme at London Business School and executive leadership programmes at London Business School and IMD.

Ahmed brings deep insight into shipping cycles, asset-value optimization, strategic investment, and public-market discipline in maritime businesses.

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