AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoGold & Capital Markets: Founders Metals’ director Vijay Kirpalani bought shares after Gold Fields lifted its stake in Founders to about 19.9%, backing the push to secure full ownership of the Antino gold project in Suriname. Mining Compliance: Surinamese police seized more than two tonnes of cyanide at a checkpoint in Coronie, believed smuggled from Guyana, as investigators check permits, origin and destination. Cross-Border Trade Disruption: The MV Canawaima ferry remains suspended, with the Suriname-Guyana Chamber of Commerce urging transparency on remedial work and passenger, operator and goods-flow impacts. Regional Finance & Development: Suriname’s finance officials met the new World Bank Caribbean division director, as the Bank highlights ongoing projects and partnership priorities. Exploration Deals: Centurion Minerals signed an LOI to acquire an 80% interest in the Brothers Gold Project in eastern Suriname, citing strong historical exploration data. Energy & Investment Signals: Eco (Atlantic) reported Navitas updates on offshore exploration plans in the Falklands and South Africa, underscoring continued regional upstream activity. Business & Heritage: DNB funded a new museum and education center at Elisabeth Samson Huis in Paramaribo, linking restorative justice with local entrepreneurship history.
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