AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoRail Freight: State-owned CFM is preparing tenders for private operators on selected rail sections, aiming to attract more cargo and strengthen Mozambique’s role as a regional transit hub. Rail freight rose 14.9% year on year to 3.6 million tonnes in the first quarter; routes and tender dates are still to be announced. Local Energy Suppliers: A Maputo forum recognised 53 SMEs preparing for international quality certification, while a new financing partnership aims to help local firms compete for energy-sector contracts. Fuel Infrastructure: The Beira–Feruka pipeline is set to expand annual capacity from three million to five million cubic metres by December 2027, supporting fuel supplies across Southern Africa. Energy Investment: ExxonMobil agreed to raise its stake in the Rovuma LNG project to 50%, strengthening its position as operator. Agribusiness: Mozambique and Chinese partners are advancing a cassava project in Gaza and Inhambane, focused on production, processing and export opportunities. Commercial Vehicles: BAIC FOTON signed a project for 200 new-energy vehicles in Mozambique, targeting uses including mining and agriculture.
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