AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoPNG LNG & ExxonMobil: Wood wins a US$200m, five-year construction services contract for PNG LNG brownfield work across Hides, Caution Bay, ~700km of pipelines and related facilities, with 200+ Wood staff in-country. Bougainville mining risk: Panguna redevelopment faces fresh pressure after an arson attack destroyed machinery and followed clashes tied to Lloyds Metals & Energy, as PNG’s trade minister says he warned the company against investing. Forex & inflation watch: BPNG says firms report improved foreign exchange access and expect stronger performance, while inflation forecasts are revised higher amid energy and imported cost pressures. Superannuation spotlight: PNG Superannuation is projected to reach K1tr by 2075, while unions urge government to settle K182m super arrears to Nambawan Super. Corporate returns: MVIL declares a K48.2m dividend to Kumul Consolidated Holdings after strong 2024 performance. Mining reforms for investors: Mining minister pitches China-based reforms—single-roof licensing/permits, longer exploration licences and retention licences—to speed approvals while protecting landowner benefits. Independence & governance: ICAC acting commissioner Don Sawong calls for citizens to reject bribery and uphold integrity as PNG marks 51 years. Local business capability: Matrix Constructions highlights a PNG-owned model with 98% local workforce across construction, infrastructure and resource-sector projects. Sports pathways: Future Warriors launches to create international combat-sport recruitment pathways for PNG athletes.
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