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US firms to construct 10,000 affordable houses in Guyana
Guyana Chronicle
Our viewHousing on this scale needs building materials, fittings and equipment in volume, and suppliers represented on the ground to deliver them.
Stabroek Market, Georgetown, 2015Photograph by Dan Sloan, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons, cropped and colour-graded
Guyana Market
Latest from Guyana.
Market news for international companies and investors looking at Guyana. Each headline links to the original report; the line beneath it is our view.
Stabroek Market, Georgetown, 2015Photograph by Dan Sloan, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons, cropped and colour-graded
Figures
Guyana at a glance.
Figures as published by each source. Source for Bureau of Statistics figures: Bureau of Statistics, Guyana.
News
Latest stories.
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Government ready to finalise deal for major airline to use CJIA as global hub
Department of Public Information
Our viewA hub at Cheddi Jagan International would make Georgetown a connecting point between West Africa, South America and the Caribbean.
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Guyana’s next gas developments hinge on major buyers, industrial roadmap – Routledge
OilNOW
Our viewAnchor buyers and an onshore industrial plan would open work for international equipment and service suppliers alongside Guyanese partners.
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Guyana’s power demand could rise fivefold by 2030, driven by oil, gas and new industries
OilNOW
Our viewDemand on this scale calls for generation, transmission and installation equipment, and for suppliers on the ground to service it.
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What’s next for Guyanese businesses in the energy sector? Here’s a breakdown.
OilNOW
Our viewThe minister’s advice to form partnerships where specialist knowledge is missing is the model international suppliers and Guyanese firms are now being asked to follow.
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Local content earnings near half billion-US $$$ in 6 months
Kaieteur News
Our viewSpending with Guyanese suppliers is rising year on year, which strengthens the case for international manufacturers to enter the sector through a Guyanese partner.
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Private-sector investment credited with driving Guyana’s non-oil growth
Guyana Chronicle
Our viewGrowth outside oil, with tourism prominent, widens demand for consumer, hospitality and building-product suppliers.
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Hospitality, garments, ICT businesses must scale up – GMSA President
News Room
Our viewGuyExpo in November is a practical first meeting point for international firms looking for Guyanese partners in these sectors.
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US EXIM Bank to support financing for GTE Phase Two, Deepwater Port
Department of Public Information
Our viewExport credit support for power and port projects favours US-made equipment, which needs local distribution and after-sales support.
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$462.5M invested to expand Guyana’s agro-processing capacity
Department of Public Information
Our viewNew processing capacity creates steady demand for packaging, food-safety and processing equipment.
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