What are Papua New Guinea’s best-performing listed companies?

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With the reporting season for the 2021 financial year in Papua New Guinea over, which of Papua New Guinea’s listed companies performed the best last year? Analysis from stockbroker JMP Securities tells us, and also gives us a unique view on how the market has performed over the past year.

In brief: record profits for Nasfund despite challenging year in Papua New Guinea

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Nasfund reports record profits and all-time highs in its annual report, Nambawan Super launches two new products and announces positive results for 2021, and the ICCC revokes its authorisation for PNG Air–Link PNG deal. The business news you need today.

‘Exponential growth’ for Papua New Guinea’s construction sector, says Monier’s CEO

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Papua New Guinea’s construction sector is on the move thanks to major new public investment in infrastructure, according to George Constantinou, head of Monier Limited and Hebou Construction at the Constantinou Group of Companies.

Coca-Cola’s new vision for Papua New Guinea

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Coca-Cola is now manufactured and marketed in Papua New Guinea by the biggest bottler in the world, Coca-Cola Europacific Partners (CCEP), following its acquisition of Coca-Cola Amatil. Business Advantage PNG sat down with CCEP’s PNG General Manager, Philippe Mondada, to talk about the future of the soft drinks giant in PNG.

Port Moresby gym guide for newcomers

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With Easter just around the corner, there might be time no better time to go back to the gym, or to try a gym for the first time – especially after all those hot cross buns and chocolates.

People moves: Nambawan Super, Newcrest, Pacific Community

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Nambawan Super announces changes to its Board, new board member at Newcrest Mining, and the Pacific Community (SPC) welcomes Principal Strategic Lead – Pacific Women.

SP Brewery: planning for growth after Papua New Guinea’s liquor bans

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Alcohol-related restrictions brought in to manage the COVID-19 pandemic have had a negative impact on Papua New Guinea largest brewer, SP Brewery. Managing Director Ed Weggemans talks to Business Advantage PNG about its plans once the stringent measures are finally eased.

In brief: World Bank report says GDP in Papua New Guinea is expected to grow and other business stories

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The World Bank has released its economic update on Papua New Guinea, superannuation funds reject bank levy, and SNT Chair says Porgera will reopen next month. The business news you need today.

People moves: Credit Corporation, PNG Air

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New Chief Financial Officer at Credit Corporation announced and changes at PNG Air.

Rising oil price to impact Papua New Guinea, says Puma Energy Country Head

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The rising oil price will have a significant impact on Papua New Guinea this year, according to the Country Manager and Director for Puma Energy, Hulala Tokome.