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CEO appointed at Datec PNG, new Deputy Chair for Kina Bank, key appointments at BSP, new head of property development at Steamships’ Pacific Palms Property, board appointments at PNG Ports and Business Council of PNG.
In February, the World Bank Group approved a US$1.2 billion financing commitment to support Papua New Guinea’s development goals. In this interview with Business Advantage PNG, its new country head Han Fraeters reveals which sectors will receive the most investment and shares why he believes the program will deliver ‘actual results’.
Steamships continues to invest heavily in the Portside Business Park development, while also eyeing opportunities in other areas of Papua New Guinea such as Mount Hagen and Lae, as the head of its property division, Alan Heyns, tells Business Advantage PNG.
In what is shaping up to be a big year for the Papua New Guinea economy, Business Advantage PNG lists five key focus areas to look out for in the country’s investment space in 2026.
Kate Webster reports that recent renovations to Port Moresby’s National Museum and Art Gallery have revived a cultural heartbeat.
In February, the Financial Action Task Force added Papua New Guinea to its “grey list” of jurisdictions under increased monitoring. In this exclusive opinion piece for Business Advantage PNG, John Burke, an expert in AML/CTF compliance for PNG, shares how businesses can maintain their banking relationships and stay ahead of the regulator.
Nasfund had an outstanding year in 2025, with net profit after tax increasing by 28 per cent to K1.09 billion and membership numbers up 4 per cent to 744,213. Nasfund CEO Rajeev Sharma speaks with Business Advantage PNG about the key drivers of this performance – and what’s ahead for the Papua New Guinean super fund.
New Chief Risk Officer at MRDC, new directors at BSP and Nasfund, new General Manager at Pacific Palms Property, new PNG High Commissioner to Fiji, and new UN Resident Coordinator in Papua New Guinea.
Papua New Guinea’s two main international ports enjoyed a strong year in 2025. Capital spending programs are focused on adding capacity in order to prepare for further economic growth, sector leaders tell Business Advantage PNG.