AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoRovuma LNG Momentum: Saipem and Jan De Nul signed letters of intent with ExxonMobil for Rovuma LNG Phase 1 in Mozambique, covering preliminary engineering and procurement worth about €11m, with final EPCI tied to a 2026 final investment decision and approvals. Telecom Consumer Pressure: Mozambique’s INCM recorded 391,700 telecom complaints in 2025 and ruled in consumers’ favor in about a third, awarding refunds/compensation above 160,000 meticais, with billing and mobile wallet issues leading. Business Constraints: CTA flagged foreign-currency shortages (especially USD) and the fuel crisis as the main obstacles for Mozambique’s private sector in Q2 2026, even as some macro indicators edged up. Skills for Fisheries: President Chapo inaugurated a Chinese-built Higher Polytechnic Institute in Quissico, Zavala, aimed at boosting fish production and processing via aquaculture engineering, fish processing and logistics training. Energy Market Watch: A high-profile energy gathering in Bangkok highlighted how geopolitics and sanctions are feeding volatility across oil, gas and fertiliser markets. EdTech Push (Mozambique included): Injini launched an $125,000 AI venture builder for early-stage EdTech teams across Southern Africa, selecting 12 teams including Mozambique for incubation toward market-ready products.
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