AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoAir Connectivity: Arajet says scheduled Dominican Republic–Trinidad flights are unlikely before 2028, as it awaits Boeing aircraft, despite an air services agreement clearing the way. Trade Finance: Tracy Tobias has been confirmed as EximBank CEO, with plans to expand trade financing and support exporters. Energy: National Energy recovered US$779,620 in overdue berth charges, while industry voices say T&T needs dependable gas supply and independent analysis to guide development. Shell’s Manatee platform has arrived in T&T. Manufacturing and Jobs: Nestlé will cut 46 sales and warehouse jobs as Massy takes over distribution; 30 workers accepted voluntary separation and 16 were retrenched. Manufacturers say they can support development projects, but EY warns proposed tax changes could squeeze business profits. Tourism and Materials: Construction has begun on a Marriott-branded Tobago resort, while Studley Park has secured licences to operate and increase aggregate production.
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