AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoEnergy & Power: Cahora Bassa operator HCB says it beat its first-half 2026 power targets, generating 6,399.02GWh (+13%) and lifting reservoir storage after drought-hit lows, with revenues around US$263m and net profit above US$115m. LNG & Logistics: Eni is running a bid for an integrated onshore logistics base in Pemba to support Mozambique’s growing LNG push, with work likely to include land (10–15ha) plus quayside-linked support facilities. Rail & Trade: Beitbridge Bulawayo Railway (BBR) commissioned a US$1.5m lithium transshipment siding in West Nicholson, with its first lithium concentrate consignment already moving to the Port of Maputo—aimed at shifting bulk minerals from road to rail. Governance & Social Security: Mozambique’s Prime Minister urged new public institution leaders to act with integrity and transparency, citing INSS financial scandals and the need to expand social security coverage for informal and agricultural workers. Humanitarian Pressure (Cabo Delgado): Johanniter warns 1.1m people in northern Mozambique need help, with aid reaching only about half, as displacement from violence continues to rise. FDI & Tourism: Mozambique’s IDC is seeking a strategic equity partner for Lux-Isle, a 5-star, 60-key ultra-luxury private island resort in the Topuito Isles, expected to open next year. Cross-border Finance: The Bank of Mozambique says northern provinces still lag on financial service coverage despite digital gains, with Maputo city/province leading access.
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