AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoLNG Finance: Mozambican plaintiffs can use pseudonyms to challenge a $4.7 billion US Ex-Im loan for a gas project, after a judge cited fears of government retaliation. Public Investment: The government plans to add 3.6 billion meticais to 2026 public investment, drawing on LNG-linked funds and prioritising flood-damaged infrastructure. Mining: Dingsheng Minerals may restart its heavy-mineral-sands operation in Gaza once export equipment and water supply are restored. Air Transport: Mozambique cut its civil aviation master plan estimate to $420 million from $710 million and is seeking African Development Bank support for airport upgrades and better links to extractive industries. Critical Minerals: NeoTerra is raising its stake in the Monte Muambe project to 70%, following progress on rare earths and fluorspar development. Investment: Maputo will host an international congress on 9–10 December, bringing investors and government together to discuss projects across industry, energy, agriculture and logistics.
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