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Suhail Bahwan (Sawal Salim Bahwan) (born 1939/38) is an Omani billionaire businessman.Suhail Bahwan Automobiles began operations in April 2004, as an approved national company selling Nissan cars in the Sultanate of Oman.The Suhail Bahwan Group is now the largest privately owned company in Oman, along with its brother Suhail Saud Bahwan, was divided into two groups.One of the leading automobile companies in the Sultanate of Oman and employing more than 3000 employees across the country, with the vision of building, owning and promoting the finest business and products globally.Bahwan transferred much responsibility for the management of the Suhail Bahwan Group to Amal Bahwan, Bahwan is married and has 15 children and lives in Muscat, Sultanate of Oman.Bahwan won for the year Sheikh Isa bin Ali Al Khalifa for volunteer work by the League of Arab States M is the leading company in Bahwan International Holding Group.Inherited from business between Oman and India.

Suhail Bahwan (Sawal Salim Bahwan) (born 1939/38) is an Omani billionaire businessman. Inherited from business between Oman and India. The Suhail Bahwan Group is now the largest privately owned company in Oman, along with its brother Suhail Saud Bahwan, was divided into two groups. Bahwan transferred much responsibility for the management of the Suhail Bahwan Group to Amal Bahwan, Bahwan is married and has 15 children and lives in Muscat, Sultanate of Oman. Bahwan won for the year Sheikh Isa bin Ali Al Khalifa for volunteer work by the League of Arab States
M is the leading company in Bahwan International Holding Group. Suhail Bahwan Automobiles began operations in April 2004, as an approved national company selling Nissan cars in the Sultanate of Oman. One of the leading automobile companies in the Sultanate of Oman and employing more than 3000 employees across the country, with the vision of building, owning and promoting the finest business and products globally. The name "Suhail Bahwan" has been highly regarded and appreciated in the Sultanate of Oman for more than 40 years for its strong adherence to work values and ethics. And one of the richest Arab businessmen, Suhail Bahwan was born to a family called Al-Makhini, after his father summoned him to sail on a wooden boat, in search of opportunities to sell or exchange his goods and make a profit.
Bahwan resorted to borrowing from Indian merchants with whom he has a close relationship, as he invested what he borrowed in buying gold from India, so he participated in social events, and various links and social relations, so his efforts returned with great benefits. He called the Japanese watchmaker, Seiko, and then Franchise trade with the tech giant Toshiba to begin a new stage in his career as an entrepreneur in the field of selling electronic devices. The new ruler opened its doors to the outside world, and in 1974 they entered into a partnership with Omani businessman Omar Zawawi, and in just one year, they were able to collect sufficient revenues for the required capital. Were it not for the intervention of Sultan Qaboos who wanted an Omani company to represent the Toyota brand in his country. Al Bahwan became the pioneer of the auto market in the Sultanate in just three years.