LNG overtakes gold as PNG’s top export, number of female executive appointments in PNG public service low and Bank of South Pacific reports profit rise. Your weekly digest of the latest business news.
In brief: LNG overtakes gold as top export and other Papua New Guinea news
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What’s next for Papua New Guinea’s PNG LNG project?
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Papua New Guinea’s transformational PNG LNG project has been exporting gas to Asian markets since 2014. But what’s next for the project and its developer, ExxonMobil? Business Advantage PNG speaks with Andrew Barry, the Managing Director of ExxonMobil PNG Limited, to find out.
In brief: Ok Tedi mine reopens and other Papua New Guinea business stories
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Ok Tedi mine reopens after drought causes suspension, Kumul Petroleum renegotiates UBS loan for Oil Search shares and Steamships announces 11% profit increase. Your weekly digest of the latest business news.
People moves: Taiwan Trade Commission, New Guinea Energy
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New Trade Commissioner to Taiwan, new Executive Chairman at New Guinea Energy
People moves: Steamships, ANZ Bank
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Steamships’ Chairman retires, a new ANZ CEO for Cook Islands
In brief: Agriculture Minister says Papua New Guinea must reinvest in sector, and other business stories
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Agriculture Minister says annual investment in agriculture is just K150 million a year, call for mining sector style tax incentives for agriculture, and Leaders’ summit critically important, says O’Neill. Your weekly digest of the latest business news.
In brief: Papua New Guinea preparing to refinance Oil Search share loan, and other business stories
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Banks vie to renew government’s loan for shares in Oil Search, structural faults in Phase One of new Lae port, OK Tedi to resume operations next month. Your weekly roundup of the latest business news.
PNG Ports accelerates Lae Industrial Park build, as Stage 2 of port commences
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Work on Lae’s Huon Industrial Park has been accelerated while stage two of the Lae Port development is on track to start by mid-2016, says Stanley Alphonse, the CEO of PNG Ports Corporation.
People moves: KPMG, Prime Minister’s office, Business Advantage International, PNG Royal Constabulary
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Retirement at KPMG, a new Chief Secretary to the PM, new Managing Editor for Business Advantage International and a deputy police commissioner appointed
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