Business confidence is strengthening in Guyana and Suriname as policy signals stabilize, but sustained momentum will depend on inflation control, workforce development, and consistent execution.
Business Confidence Builds as Policy Signals Stabilise Read More »
Cross-border logistics links between Guyana, Suriname, Brazil, and the Caribbean are improving through port upgrades and corridor development, though coordination and harmonized rules remain critical.
Cross-Border Logistics Reshape Regional Trade Flows Read More »
Energy services firms are expanding shore-base capacity, logistics, and compliance systems to support deepwater growth in Guyana and prepare Suriname for future offshore development.
Energy Services Firms Reposition for Deepwater Growth Read More »
Infrastructure investment across Guyana and Suriname is accelerating into 2025, focusing on transport, ports, power, and connectivity, with execution capacity and governance now key risks.
Regional Infrastructure Spending Accelerates Into 2025 Read More »
Suriname’s offshore sector is entering a decisive phase as appraisal activity, fiscal terms, and investor timelines determine whether the country advances toward first oil later this decade.
Suriname’s Offshore Timeline Enters a Critical Phase Read More »
Guyana’s offshore oil output is approaching 900,000 bpd as new FPSO capacity ramps up, reshaping public revenues, investment priorities, and regional energy dynamics.
Guyana Oil Output Hits New Production Milestone Read More »
Production reaches a new benchmark, reinforcing Guyana’s role as a key regional energy player.
Guyana oil output hits new production milestone Read More »
Energy-sector investment is reshaping infrastructure priorities across the Guyana Basin, accelerating demand for transport, logistics, power generation, and industrial support services. The expansion of energy activity in the Guyana Basin is driving a fundamental shift in regional infrastructure planning. Large-scale investments in offshore production, onshore facilities, and supporting services are increasing demand for modern ports,
Energy Investment Reshapes Infrastructure Priorities Across the Guyana Basin Read More »
Guyana and Suriname are increasingly positioned as complementary growth poles, driven by energy development, infrastructure expansion, and improving regional integration.
Guyana and Suriname Emerge as Complementary Growth Poles in Northern South America Read More »
Public infrastructure investment is playing an increasingly central role in Guyana’s economic expansion, supporting employment, improving productivity, and laying the foundation for long-term diversification beyond oil.
Public Infrastructure Spending Emerges as a Key Growth Driver in Guyana Read More »