While its aims of encouraging small and indigenous business are universally supported, the Papua New Guinea Government’s recent dealings with investors have created a ‘feeling of unease’ in some business circles.
Support for Papua New Guinea government reforms, but also ‘unease’
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Morauta accuses government of ‘stealing’ Ok Tedi Mining
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In an escalation of the public debate on the ownership of the Ok Tedi mine, the Chairman of the Papua New Guinea Sustainable Development Program Ltd (PNGSDP) has accused the government of ‘stealing’ Ok Tedi Mining Ltd.
In brief: PM takes over Treasurer’s role, first LNG shipments ahead of schedule and Ok Tedi Mining profits plunge
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O’Neill sacks two more Cabinet ministers, Exxon expects LNG exports to start early and Ok Tedi Mining profits plunge 80%. Your weekly digest of the latest business news.
Ok Tedi restructures as metal prices fall; happy with ‘independence’ commitment
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Prime Minister O’Neill’s promise to leave the management of Ok Tedi Mining Ltd in place when his government takes over the mine is ‘very reassuring’, according to the company’s managing director, Nigel Parker.
People moves: Moni Plus
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New forex and asset finance heads for Moni Plus, while Ok Tedi Mining loses its corporate communications head.
‘Just like riding a tiger’: Ok Tedi Mining’s CEO reflects on a momentous year
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It’s been an ‘momentous’ year for Ok Tedi Mining Limited, according its CEO, Nigel Parker. Business Advantage PNG spoke to him about a tough year for Papua New Guinea’s largest mine and its likely future.
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