Nine members of Papua New Guinea’s Parliament resigned from the People’s National of Congress, Bougainville Copper Limited said there is interest to revive the Panguna mine, and rice harvesting commenced at Rangiampun in Umi. Your weekly digest of business news.
US–China rivalry is likely to have a major impact on how future resources projects are funded, according to the ANZ’s Jonathan Bloch. He outlines some of the steps Papua New Guinea’s government can take to make such projects ready for investment.
As the Ok Tedi gold and copper mine nears the end of its current mine life, the Ok Tedi Development Foundation has launched a five-year plan to create economic self-reliance for the people of Western Province. Kevin McQuillan reports.
Hertz sues Accenture over failed website redesign, mobile phone usage in Papua New Guinea may have dropped and a social media technique to conceal who you’re talking about. Readings from around the world on business, leadership and management.
Papua New Guinea’s foreign investment laws are under review, with the government trying to balance the interests of local businesses and foreign investors. David James looks at what is being proposed so far.
Papua New Guinea manufacturer Vitis Industries has expanded into spirits, brewing and coffee production as it seeks to convert locally-grown crops into consumer products. General Manager, Sergey Mosin shares some of his plans for 2019 with Business Advantage PNG.
Registrations are now officially open for the 2019 Business Advantage Papua New Guinea Investment Conference and the provisional program has been released. The conference will take place in Sydney, Australia on 19 & 20 August 2019.
The National Housing Corporation appoints a new Board Chairman and Gas Resources PNG LNG elects a Director of the Board.
Papua New Guinea’s national oil and gas company plan to increase household electrification and encourage growth in remote locations. Its Managing Director, Wapu Sonk, has revealed the company plans to diversify and focus on more downstream activities in order to maintain revenues.
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