Recently released results of some of Papua New Guinea’s major companies indicate that the economic downturn in 2015 put significant pressure on earnings. However, while energy companies suffered most, PNG’s finance sector proved resilient.
Results of Papua New Guinea’s major companies show some struggling more than others
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In brief: Ok Tedi mine reopens and other Papua New Guinea business stories
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Ok Tedi mine reopens after drought causes suspension, Kumul Petroleum renegotiates UBS loan for Oil Search shares and Steamships announces 11% profit increase. Your weekly digest of the latest business news.
People moves: Steamships, ANZ Bank
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Steamships’ Chairman retires, a new ANZ CEO for Cook Islands
People moves: InterOil, Steamships
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A new Executive Vice-President and a new board member at InterOil, and Steamships appoints a new Non-Executive Director.
Steamships’ new chief in Papua New Guinea keeps powder dry for coming challenges and opportunities
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The next 12 months or so is a time to digest and consolidate, says Peter Langslow, the incoming head of one of Papua New Guinea’s largest and oldest companies, Steamships Trading Company. He told Business Advantage PNG, however, it is also a time to prepare for fresh opportunities.
Laga Industries boosts capacity to meet Papua New Guinea ice cream demand
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Papua New Guinea’s potential as a market for ice cream will be put to the test when Laga Industries completes a significant expansion of its Gala manufacturing facilities in Lae later this year.
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