AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoTelecommunications: NICTA says voluntary tower-sharing between mobile operators could cut network costs and help extend coverage to remote communities. Energy Revenue: Kumul Petroleum paid the Government a K400 million interim dividend, taking its direct contributions this year above K1 billion; the company also announced US$1.1 billion in funding for Papua LNG. Digital Partnership: PNG and Australia signed an agreement covering telecommunications, cybersecurity and digital services, aiming to improve connectivity and support economic opportunity. Markets: The Bank of Papua New Guinea launched its first International Commodity Price Index, while a new sector survey found most mining and energy explorers plan to maintain or increase spending in 2027. Trade and Tourism: Customs is advancing a National Single Window to streamline import and export approvals, reduce delays and business costs, while PNGTPA plans a tourism app to connect visitors with destinations and local operators. Gold Supply Chains: A New York Times investigation alleges an Australian refiner continued selling gold linked to abuses in Papua New Guinea after scrutiny by industry body LBMA.
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