Acting CEO appointed at PNG Ports, new Chairman for Credit Corporation PNG, Mayur Resources Limited welcomes new Resident Director, and Kacific appoints Managing Director of the Pacific.
People moves: PNG Ports, Credit Corporation PNG, Mayur Resources, Kacific
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Regulator approval paves the way for corporate bond market in Papua New Guinea
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In what may be the most significant innovation in Papua New Guinea’s capital markets since the establishment of a local stock exchange, the PNGX has announced Securities Commission approval for its new Debt Market Rules. The approval paves the way for the establishment of a corporate bond market.
Five questions for Paul Abbot, GM Commercial at Air Niugini
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Paul Abbot has had a long career in Papua New Guinea’s aviation industry and recently joined national carrier Air Niugini as General Manager Commercial. He talks to Business Advantage PNG about his new role and the current state of the sector.
People moves: Kumul Petroleum, Santos
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Kumul Petroleum Holdings Limited fills in Chief Operating Officer position and Santos announces People & Culture Partner.
People moves: KPMG PNG, AmCham Coral Sea
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New Senior Partner at KPMG PNG and an inaugural Executive Director at the American Chamber of Commerce Coral Sea.
In brief: Nadzab Airport in Lae reopens and other business stories
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Nadzab Airport in Lae reopens after ‘unexpected’ shut-down, PNGX get reconfirmation to operate as stock market, and spike in coffee prices benefits 2000 farmers in Morobe Province. The business news you need.
People moves: Solomon Airlines
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Senior executive rejoins Solomon Airlines.
Mineral Resource Authority MD predicts strong copper and gold production for Papua New Guinea up to 2050
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If its two mining ‘mega projects’ – Wafi-Golpu and Frieda River – are delivered on schedule, Papua New Guinea will become one of the world’s major copper producers over the next thirty years, according to Jerry Garry, Managing Director of the country’s Mineral Resources Authority. However, he warns, PNG’s dependence on mining exports looks set to come to an end shortly thereafter.
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