NICIL owns 30 per cent of Bosai, 10 per cent of the Bauxite Company of Guyana and 5 per cent of Omai Gold Mines, and reported no income from its shareholdings. A 2015 forensic audit called retaining such money a breach of the Constitution. A 2025 report says its board need not pay.
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Guyana's oil-spill liability case turns on a guarantee from ExxonMobil's parent company. Between the Court of Appeal ruling on 7 May and the grant of leave to the CCJ on 14 July, the parent became a Texas corporation. The 2016 agreement identifies its guarantor by control, not by name.
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Jagdeo told COP31 in Antalya the programme should generate more than US$100 million this year and that a fifth goes to 252 Indigenous villages. The Carbon Credit Inflows line counts something narrower: G$657.5 million by 30 June.
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BVI Electricity Corporation paid $6,191,288 for fuel in September, the highest single-month bill it has recorded, on 312,924 fewer gallons than in July. Price moved, not demand. Government has put $2.5m more into subsidies to carry the territory to year end.
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PDVSA and ExxonMobil signed a memorandum in Caracas on 9 November. Neither has published it, ExxonMobil has filed no Form 8-K and issued no release, and every reported term comes from unnamed sources. Both sides call it preliminary to a definitive agreement.
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interCaribbean Airways enters Bridgetown to Fort-de-France on 25 January 2027 with three rotations a week. Caribbean Airlines already operates the pairing twice weekly and sells it from about EUR285 return. Three carriers have left the route since 2021.
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GuyExpo opens at Sophia today with 334 booths, about forty more than the roughly 290 that filled last year, and 317 were allocated ten days out. Three of the four non-oil sectors its organisers want to scale fall outside the Local Content Act.
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Guyana's mineral mapping programme released its 2025 geophysics free, with over 1,500 downloads, and sold more than US$160,000 to three international miners over an open counter at an unpublished price. El Dorado Goldfields says a third route lets it fly its own survey and keep it.
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Nutrien told the market on 4 November that it will book non-cash asset and goodwill impairments in the fourth quarter over its Trinidad shutdown, and that the carrying value of Trinidad assets to be assessed is US$760 million. The same release raised its nitrogen guidance.
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Guyana has written the chief executive's post twice in three years. The Compliance Commission Act 2023 sets a qualification, a term, grounds for removal and a duty to refer matters upward across sections 18 to 20. The Development Bank Act 2026 gives the equivalent officer two subsections.
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Isanaja Consulting of Guadeloupe created the Caribbean Business Cruise in 2019 and now runs it with the OECS. Curaçao's private sector association runs its own, and published fares on 20 October for a second sailing from 16 to 26 February 2027: €1,850 per company, plus a cabin from about €1,257.38.
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The Law of the Sea Tribunal heard Argentina against the United Kingdom on 10 and 11 November 2026. The first measure Argentina asked for names the Sea Lion project. Rockhopper told the market the case is between two states and expects judgment before year end. The Tribunal has fixed no date.
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