Photo: Santos Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer Kevin Gallagher. Photo credit: Attila Csaszar Santos Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer Kevin Gallagher said Santos delivered record annual production and sales revenue in 2022, as strong base business performance positioned the company to benefit from higher commodity prices. Fr...
Photo: Barrick CEO and President Mark Bristow addressing PJV Town Hall meeting at Porgera Mine site during a quaterly visit in 2022 Barrick Niugini Limited (BNL) has clarified in a media statement that the Porgera Mine remains and is progressing in a care and maintenance mode of operation and that the current defined rehiring process of the skilled wor...
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) can be a force to reckon with in Papua New Guinea if the funds parked in the two banks, National Development Bank (NDB) Ltd and Bank South Pacific (BSP) Financial Group Ltd, by the Government are fully fulfilling the vision of the Government by reaching the wider population and are in line with the goals outlined ...
Photo: PM Marape in Parliament Prime Minister Hon. James Marape has welcomed the Investment Promotion (Amendment) Bill 2022, unanimously passed by Parliament today (January 11, 2023), which encourages the growth of Papua New Guinea-owned small-to-medium enterprises (SMEs) while at the same time attracting foreign direct investment (FDI). PM Marape a...
Photo credit: K92 Mining K92 Mining has announced production results for the fourth quarter of 2022 at its Kainantu Gold Mine in Papua New Guinea, of 35,538 oz AuEq or 31,204 oz gold, 1,827,085 lbs copper and 40,517 oz silver. Annual production achieved a record of 122,806 oz AuEq or 107,546 oz gold, 6,247,950 lbs copper and 126,043 oz silver, achievin...
Photo: Secretary Dr. Nelson Simbiken The Department of Agriculture and Livestock (DAL) is set to launch its 2023-2027 corporate plan this month, according to acting Secretary Dr. Nelson Simbiken. This plan will aim to drive the sector forward and for the first time, DAL is also upgrading its information and communication technology (ICT) systems. Dr...
Prime Minister Hon. James Marape says Puma Energy has said they replied to Bank of Papua New Guinea’s (BPNG) 13 queries in relation to supply of foreign exchange (FX), but is still in court in a BPNG initiated court proceeding. He said this resulted in Puma stopping its supply of aviation gasoline to Air Niugini, because it could not get the required F...
Photo credit: Internal Revenue Commission PNG - Revenue Haus in Port Moresby The Internal Revenue Commission has collected a record revenue of K15 billion for the public purse this year, according to Prime Minister, James Marape. In a media statement PM Marape has commended the management and staff of Internal Revenue Commission (IRC) for being an e...
Photo credit: Zijin Mining. Aerial view of the Porgera gold mine The Prime Minister recently responded to the press statement that was published by the Deputy Opposition Leader in relation to the reopening of the Porgera Mine. “The Deputy Opposition Leader has never sat down at the table with any project stake holders to negotiate a way forward for ...
Prime Minister, Hon. James Marape met with the officials from the Bank of China on Wednesday, December 21, 2022, and welcomed their plans to extend their Representative Office license which they obtained from the Bank of Papua New Guinea (BPNG). PM Marape has also encouraged the Bank of China to apply for a full commercial banking license from BPNG to ...
Economic growth in the Pacific will rebound in 2022–2023, according to the latest issue of the Asian Development Bank’s (ADB) Pacific Economic Monitor (PEM) launched today. Growth for the subregion is projected to be 5.3% in 2022 and 4.8% in 2023, partly fueled by stronger-than-expected tourism activity in Fiji and a recovery in Papua New Guinea’s mine...
The Papua New Guinea Chamber of Mines and Petroleum has announced that it is considering a name change to PNG Chamber of Resource and Energy (PNG Core) to better reflect the change in the commodities produced by the sector in PNG. PNG Chamber of Mines and Petroleum President Anthony Smaré made this announcement during the 16th Mining and Petroleum Inve...
Photo: A haul truck being loaded with ore at the Ok Tedi mine. Ok Tedi Mining Limited (OTML) recently announced that a dividend of PGK300 Million will be paid to shareholders on or before 31 December 2022. OTML Chairman Dr Roger Higgins thanked employees, contract partners and mine impacted communities for their support throughout 2022. He added ...
Opposition Leader Joseph Lelang stated that the 2023 Budget has not done enough to cover the Papua New Guinea economy against unfavorable global developments. Mr Lelang said the opposition sees that much of these adverse external developments since 2019 has contributed to shortages in foreign exchange, forced businesses to fold or streamline their oper...
Photo: Mayur Resources Managing Director, Mr Paul Mulder. Credit: Mayur Resources Facebook Page Mayur Resources Limited and Santos Ventures Pty Ltd (Santos), a subsidiary of Santos Limited, have extended their exclusivity arrangements to jointly develop a portfolio of nature-based carbon offset projects in Papua New Guinea (Carbon Projects). Mayur h...
The opening remarks by President Mr Anthony Smaré, paved the way for strong discussions on bilateral trade, development of the PNG economy, riding off the back of PNG’s trading partners in Australia and the Asian region, as well as a push for more direct investment in the resource and renewable energy sector. A sector that is of growing importance as the ...
The Papua New Guinea Tourism Promotion Authority hosted its first Implementation Steering Committee Meeting for the recently launched Tourism Sector Development Plan 2022-2026 on the 29th June 2022, at the Lamana Hotel in Port Moresby. The Chief Executive Officer Mr. Eric Mossman Uvovo, chaired the inaugural meeting in the presence of 16 organisation r...
Tourism, Arts, and Culture Minister Isi Henry Leonard claims that the National Cultural Commission (NCC) cannot reasonably promote Papua New Guinea's tourism industry. “We have to work in partnership with provincial governments at the national level to develop the industry,” he added. Leonard stated that the government was, therefore, signing MOU wi...
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