AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoMaritime Safety Clampdown: Suriname’s Maritime Authority (MAS) issued a final ultimatum to Canawaima Management Company for the MV Canawaima, warning of an immediate sailing ban from 14 August 2026 at 00:00 unless major technical and safety gaps are fixed, including fully operational firefighting systems, ready safety equipment by 13 August, crew safety certificates, and an independent survey of hull watertightness. Joint-Venture Blame Game: Guyana responded that under the CANAWAIMA joint venture it supplies fuels, lubricants and batteries, while Suriname handles maintenance and dry-docking—while the JV partners said they expect a resolution after ongoing engagement. Connectivity for Oil & Gas: Liberty Networks and state telecom operator Telesur signed an MoU to expand Suriname’s international connectivity, aiming to boost resilience and next-generation infrastructure for the oil and gas sector. Offshore Progress in Suriname: TechnipFMC said critical subsea equipment delivery is keeping TotalEnergies’ GranMorgu project on track toward commissioning in 2028. Mining & Capital Markets: Founders Metals reported high-grade growth at its Antino Gold Project in southeastern Suriname, while Miata Metals filed a final short-form prospectus for a C$10m bought-deal offering.
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