AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoPorts and Logistics: President Daniel Chapo launched $150 million in dredging works to let larger vessels reach Maputo Port, part of a roughly $2 billion port-modernisation programme. Fuel Corridors: CPMZ has begun pumping fuel directly from Beira to Harare, adding flexibility to regional supply. Its planned 67% increase in Beira–Feruka pipeline capacity is due by December 2027; a forum in Zambia on 27 October will focus on linking that capacity to industry demand. Energy Investment: The Islamic Development Bank is developing a new partnership strategy with Mozambique, with potential financing for energy access and climate-resilient infrastructure. Oil India says construction is about 40% complete on its Mozambique asset. Mining: UAE-based IRH has approached Kenmare Resources about a potential takeover, which could bring new investment to Mozambique’s mineral-sands sector. Fuel Supply: OQ Trading’s first diesel cargo for Botswana—about 20 million litres—arrived at Matola Port, with PetroMoc among the partners involved.
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