AGP Executive Report
Last update: 38 minutes agoOffshore Energy & Investment Pipeline: Grenada wrapped its IMAGE 2026 Houston roadshow, pitching underexplored offshore hydrocarbons and teeing up a 2027 licensing round for six offshore blocks plus open acreage. Cyanide Smuggling Crackdown (Gold Supply Chain Risk): Surinamese police seized over two tonnes of suspected cyanide at Coronie’s Burnside checkpoint, allegedly smuggled from Guyana in two trucks and reportedly destined for Paramaribo; investigations will check origin, type, and whether import/transport permits were in place. Cross-Border Transport Disruption: The Guyana–Suriname ferry suspension tied to the M.V. Canawaima is disrupting travel and trade flows, with authorities and operators disputing licensing and safety on the back-track/fast-track small-boat route. Regional Finance & Growth Outlook: The IDB says Suriname’s medium-term outlook remains favourable despite near-term downside risks, with recovery expected on oil-driven growth and improved fiscal/external conditions. Gold Mining M&A (Suriname): Centurion Minerals signed an LOI to acquire an 80% stake in Mega Bond’s Brothers Gold Project in eastern Suriname, adding a large exploration database and multiple gold-bearing structural corridors.
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