AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoOil Revenues: Guyana received US$1.886 billion in petroleum revenue in the third quarter, up from about US$1.23 billion in the previous quarter, with 22 profit-oil payments recorded. Regional Trade: CARICOM teams are assessing whether the region can supply its own cement, paints, glass bottles and bitumen, findings that could shape future tariffs. Economic Outlook: The IMF says Guyana’s economy grew 19.3% in 2025 and maintains low debt levels, while warning that labour shortages and food security need attention. Business Growth: US investors are interested in Guyana, but local suppliers must improve quality control and scale to meet buyers’ standards. Guyana has begun exporting corn and soya to Barbados, while preferential loans aim to support farmers. Tourism: Guyana will host the USTOA sustainability summit in 2027, giving local tourism businesses a chance to connect with influential North American travel companies.
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