As more Papua New Guinean businesses consider how to integrate environmental and social standards into their operations, Business Advantage PNG speaks with one local firm that is already meeting best international practice.
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As Papua New Guinea’s commercial and manufacturing hub, Lae is critical to the national economy. However, businesses in the city are having to manage a number of critical impediments, as John Byrne, President of the Lae Chamber of Commerce and Industry, shares in this opinion piece for Business Advantage PNG.
New acting CEO for NBC, new country head for ADB, new CEO of the PNG Chiefs, new Head of Corporate and Commercial Banking at Westpac PNG, new Executive General Manager Wealth Management at Kina Bank, new CEO – Cement at Pacific Lime and Cement, new Regional Vice President for Asia and the Pacific for the IFC, and ministerial changes.
Mary Tao checks out the Eastern Highlands’ Pacific Gardens hotel, a must-stay for the yearly Goroka Show.
In this exclusive interview with Business Advantage PNG, CEO Mark Robinson reflects on BSP Financial Group’s impressive results. He also provides details of growth plans, including investments in digital channels and a major upgrade of the bank’s ATM network.
Final investment decisions on gas projects, a weaker kina and Starlink? Business Advantage PNG looks to the year ahead and considers what PNG-focused businesses can expect in the coming 12 months.
Leonie Jarrett reports on a program started by an Australian university student that is delivering free computers to schools across the country.
New Bank of Papua New Guinea Chair, new Acting Commissioner General at IRC, NBC CEO stands down, new Group Legal Counsel at Steamships, new board chairman at CTSL.
For the first time, Papua New Guinea has a comprehensive productivity study for non-resource sector workers. Professor Martin Davies breaks down the results and what they mean for PNG’s labour market.
Papua New Guinea is expected to join 20 other jurisdictions on the intergovernmental Financial Action Task Force’s ‘grey list’ in February 2026. However, CEOs in the banking sector tell Business Advantage PNG they are confident they can manage the situation, and are optimistic it will lead to reforms.