AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoFertiliser Industry: Nutrien workers at Point Lisas are receiving retrenchment letters as the company winds down its remaining operations, citing gas supply constraints. About 350 employees were warned of layoffs, with a November 9 deadline to accept severance packages. Telecommunications: Digicel is expanding its device range through a Mobile Inn partnership, aiming to boost device sales, postpaid subscriptions and fibre additions. Digital Connectivity: TATT’s Spectrum Week, running November 2–6, brings regional and international experts together to discuss satellite connectivity, regulation and preparations for the 2027 global spectrum conference. Public Spending: The Trinidad and Tobago Transparency Institute is urging stronger budget scrutiny, warning that recent procurement amendments weaken safeguards over contracts and public funds. Tourism Investment: State-owned eTeck is seeking expressions of interest from investors for the Hilton Trinidad and Magdalena Grand, as the Government considers private ownership for both hotels. Agriculture: A UWI-backed cocoa venture is targeting export markets, while research and farmer support aim to strengthen the quality of locally grown beans.
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