Board resignation The Board of Directors of Steamships Trading Company Limited (Steamships) has announced that Peter Aitsi has resigned from the Steamships Board, effective October 10, 2018. He had served on the board since November 2014. ***
People moves: Steamships, Air Niugini, Kumul Consolidated Holdings, PNG Post, PNG Power
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New director at Steamships, changes at Air Niugini, Kumul Consolidated Holdings, PNG Post, PNG Power
Analysis: Papua New Guinea companies using rationalisation to adapt to weaker economic conditions
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The sluggish Papua New Guinea economy is triggering a bout of rationalisation, two of the recent examples being in the banking and manufacturing sectors.
In brief: Steamships sells Laga to Paradise, and other business stories
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Steamships sells Laga to Paradise, Credit Corp profit falls, and Papua Niugini Freezers begins exports to Solomon Islands. Your weekly digest of the latest business news.
In brief: Oil Search says there is ‘distribution’ problem with payouts, and other business news
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Oil Search acknowledges problems with payouts, Frabelle denies shut down and the ICCC starts legal proceedings against Steamships. Your weekly digest of the latest business news.
Port Moresby’s remarkable dining boom
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A boom in new restaurants is improving the quality and variety of dining options in Papua New Guinea’s capital, Port Moresby, as never before, observes Andrew Wilkins.
Steamships MD Peter Langslow sees future in property development (Part 2)
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In the second of a two-part series, Steamships Managing Director Peter Langslow tells Business Advantage PNG that his diversified company is looking to upgrade its manufacturing activities, upgrade more hotels and is planning more property development in Papua New Guinea.
How Steamships is preparing for the next upturn (Part 1)
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Despite 2016 being ‘a relatively quiet time’, Steamships Managing Director Peter Langslow, in the first of a two part series, says his diversified company is becoming more efficient and continuing to invest in its operations in PNG in preparation for the next upturn.
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