AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoMining: Abu Dhabi’s IRH has offered to acquire shares in Kenmare Resources, operator of Mozambique’s Moma titanium mine, as the company negotiates to extend its processing and export rights. Energy and Infrastructure: Mozambique is inviting Russian firms to build hydropower plants and take part in infrastructure modernization, including rail and maritime projects. Business Finance: The central bank introduced an 18-month facility to encourage lending to companies expanding exports and replacing imports. Agriculture: Cashew smuggling cost the state 457 million meticais over three years, with about 35,000 tonnes diverted from formal trade. Climate and Energy: The EU raised $47 million to support Mozambique’s climate response and access to sustainable energy. Transport: Malawi, Mozambique and Zambia are setting deadlines and responsibilities for Nacala Corridor projects, including the Chipata-Serenje rail link. Graphite: Syrah Resources secured a binding US government loan for its Balama mine, with the first funds potentially arriving in November.
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