AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoNestlé Uncertainty: Two regional food manufacturers say they’re open to talks if Nestlé Trinidad & Tobago opens its dairy and juices business for sale, after the company began a strategic review affecting its Valsayn operations and 200+ workers. Airline Contracting: Caribbean Airlines awarded a $405,600 bottled-water contract to SM Jaleel, ending a 15+ year supply arrangement with Blue Waters. Credit Ratings: ANSA McAL received initial CariCRIS issuer ratings (CariAA regional; ttAA national) with a Stable Outlook, citing creditworthiness and disciplined growth. Data Centres Debate: Hummingbird AI pushed back on public scepticism about its proposed multi-billion-dollar AI data centre project, while commentators warn T&T must ensure transparency, returns and social acceptance—especially amid water-stress concerns. Public Finance & Governance: Economists and politicians flagged T&T debt as “dangerous” even after the government’s successful US$800m bond issuance; meanwhile, the Balisier House probe is reigniting calls for campaign finance reform. Water & Flood Risk: Residents in Santa Cruz and Maraval fear heavy-rain flooding from blocked drains and waste issues, as water officials warn drought recovery could take years. Regional Mobility: Spain named Trinidad and Tobago among nine CARICOM countries granted visa-free entry for short stays.
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