Papua New Guinean employers are bracing for a fierce battle to attract and retain skilled workers.
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Papua New Guinea’s war for talent
20 Mar 2023 by 2 Comments
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Papua New Guinean employers are bracing for a fierce battle to attract and retain skilled workers.
The TotalEnergies-led Papua LNG gas project in Papua New Guinea has officially entered its FEED [front end engineering and design] stage - the last major stage before the $US10 billion project is given a green light. We look at what happens next.
Proposed amendments to the laws governing Papua New Guinea's capital markets aim to open up the market to more ways of raising capital and strengthen governance in the sector.
State-owned oil and gas company Kumul Petroleum has been gradually acquiring licences to some of Papua New Guinea's smaller and ‘stranded’ gas assets. Managing Director Wapu Sonk explains the strategy behind the move to Business Advantage PNG.
The Bank of Papua New Guinea to increase monthly forex release by US$40 million, Kumul Petroleum Holdings to supply energy to Special Economic Zones, and key PNG corporates post encouraging 2022 results. Your business news in brief.
The K146 million redevelopment of Lombrum Naval Base in Manus Province is one of the significant infrastructure projects recently acquired by Italy’s Webuild for A$39 million (K94.3 million), following mounting financial problems confronting Australian engineering and construction group, Clough.
Central Bank awards in principle banking licence to Credit Corporation, Japanese delegation visits proposed Special Economic Zone locations in Papua New Guinea, and Newmont's proposal to combine with Newcrest Mining. Your business news in summary.
Barrick's CEO addresses delays in the reopening of Porgera mine, rice farming potentially back on the table after a visit from a Filipino delegation and PNG LNG's contribution to the State. Your business news in brief.
There are expectations of a bumper cocoa crop in 2023, according to the new CEO of Papua New Guinea’s largest cocoa exporter, NGIP Agmark. However, Steven Nightingale tells Business Advantage PNG that profitability will depend on tighter control of rising costs.
Barrick's CEO addresses delays in the reopening of Porgera mine, rice farming potentially back on the table after a visit from a Filipino delegation and PNG LNG's contribution to the State. Your business news in brief.

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