AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoLNG Trade Signals: PetroChina executives met PNG ministers and energy leaders in Port Moresby, saying they’re interested in buying PNG LNG via both spot cargoes and long-term deals—while officials stress exports remain secure even as Taiwan spot buying pauses. Food Safety Boost: Goodman Fielder (Port Moresby bakery and flour mill) and Prima Smallgoods plus Food Pro all received HACCP certification from NISIT, strengthening PNG’s food manufacturing credibility. Mining Quality Control: Simberi Gold’s process laboratory gained ISO/IEC 17025:2017 accreditation, backing reliable testing for the St Barbara operation. Commercial Agriculture Push: New Ireland committed K1m to an FPDA partnership to expand commercial horticulture, cut post-harvest losses and lift rural incomes. Hospitality Investment: Sheraton Port Moresby Stanley Hotel & Suites opened as the first Sheraton-branded property in PNG, adding major jobs and a new premium tourism and business hub. Education for Growth: Australia launched a three-year PNG Secondary Education Program to improve teaching, leadership and safe learning environments. Industry Tech & Skills: Ruswin Technology Expo 2026 urged businesses to get ready for 2030 with AI, cybersecurity and digital transformation. Metals Update: Taruga reported encouraging Weioko metallurgical results, with gold recoveries above 92% using conventional processing. Governance & Trust: Former minister Daki denied SME fund misuse claims and welcomed an independent audit. Conservation Deal: A Torricelli Mountains “conservation deed” signed by clan leaders bans commercial logging and mining and protects threatened tree kangaroos.
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