AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoOil & Offshore Services: Tidewater reported Q2 revenue of US$342.3M and higher day rates, while Westwood forecasts offshore field development capex to jump to about US$137B in 2026 as operators push long-cycle projects. Shipping Security: A report flags “false flags” and fraudulent registries as a growing systemic risk in global tanker trade, with Guyana among frequently used registries. Food Prices & Logistics: President Ali says a subsidised Charity-to-Moruca cargo service could cut freight costs and ease food prices in Moruca, backed via the Guyana Development Bank and youth-led ownership. Water Bottling Fight: Ali defends GWI’s US$496.3M state bottling plant as non-competition, while opposition and manufacturers argue it should be redirected to failing municipal water systems. Regional Development: Region Two’s Model Village plans include road, drainage, utilities, walkways and greener public spaces; Region Ten will upgrade 14 sports grounds. Tourism Push: Guyana welcomed 226,463 visitors in Jan–Jun 2026, and CTO opened registration for SOTIC 2026 (Oct 5–9) with interCaribbean as official airline partner. Mining & Industry: Amaya Milk Company plans to start mozzarella production in Region Five; Lexston Mining moves to acquire 64.75 km² of mineral claims in Region One. Energy Security & Defence Supply Chain: The US Department of Defense signed deals to secure critical minerals, including an US$85.5M equity investment tied to refractory-grade bauxite supply from Guyana.
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