AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoMining Deal: Gold Fields is boosting its stake in Suriname explorer Founders Metals to just under 20% by investing about US$55.7M, with the money tied to completing Founders’ move to full ownership of the Antino gold project near the Lawa River. Exploration Push: Greenheart Gold has started a 2,000m diamond drilling program at its Tosso Creek Project, targeting structural controls and depth continuity after earlier trench results. Economic Outlook: The IDB says Suriname’s medium-term outlook stays favourable despite near-term downside risks, with growth expected to recover in 2026 as oil-driven investment and fiscal/external improvements kick in. Local Heritage & Learning: De Nederlandsche Bank funds a €500,000 restoration and new education center for the Elisabeth Samson Huis museum in Paramaribo, part of a broader slavery-related restorative justice effort. Public Policy Pressure: In budget debate coverage, MP Sjamira Roseburg pushes for household relief, stronger price controls, and better accountability around GEBE and legislation execution. Research & Health: A new study on artificially sweetened drinks finds no diabetes protection—and links higher intake of non-sugar-sweetened beverages to increased type 2 diabetes risk.
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