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Five questions for: Edwini Kessie, Pacer Plus Chief Trade Adviser

24 Apr 2017 by Leave a Comment
The long-awaited Pacer-Plus Pacific trade agreement is expected to be signed in early June, after the 14 Pacific countries concluded their talks in Brisbane last week. But Papua New Guinea and Fiji have said they will not participate. Business Advantage PNG asked World Trade Organisation negotiator, Edwini Kessie, what PNG is missing out on.
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Trukai to expand its Papua New Guinea rice production despite uncertainty, says CEO Worthington-Eyre

4 Apr 2017 by 4 Comments
With the Papua New Guinean Government remaining tight-lipped on progression of its proposed rice policy, Trukai Industries is going ahead with the expansion of its rice business, Chief Executive Officer Greg Worthington-Eyre tells Business Advantage PNG.
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Papua New Guinea economy showing positive signs says James Lau, MD of RH Group

21 Mar 2017 by Leave a Comment
James Lau, Managing Director of Rimbunan Hijau Group tells Business Advantage PNG that he sees positive developments with hotels, agriculture, gold and the country’s preparations for the 2018 APEC meeting. But he says continuing weakness in commodity prices will limit Papua New Guinea’s growth in the short to medium-term.
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The secret to resilience in tough times according to CPL, Papua New Guinea’s largest retailer

14 Mar 2017 by 1 Comment
Many business have reported the current business climate in PNG as ‘quiet’, with some saying income is down about 20 per cent. How has CPL fared? Business Advantage PNG talks to CEO, Ravi Singh.
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Oil Search’s assets ‘highly profitable’ despite weak prices says MD

7 Mar 2017 by Leave a Comment
Peter Botten, Managing Director of Oil Search tells Business Advantage PNG that the company’s Papua New Guinea assets are ‘highly profitable’ despite the low prices. He says the company is focusing on developing a five year plan for ensuring sustainability, managing exploration and working with the community.
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Papua New Guinea has enough gas for five trains, says Kumul Petroleum MD

1 Mar 2017 by 1 Comment
Papua New Guinea’s state petroleum company, Kumul Petroleum, sees its role in developing oil and gas projects in partnership with developers, according to Managing Director, Wapu Sonk. He tells Business Advantage PNG there is enough gas in the country for no less than five LNG trains.
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