As the prospects arising out of what is now Guyana’s largely oil-driven economy appear to grow even stronger, Caribbean business enterprises are ensuring that they are not left ‘out of the loop’ in terms of investment opportunities here.
Last week, a report from the twin-island Republic of Trinidad and Tobago disclosed that ANSA McAl, one of Trinidad and Tobago’s largest conglomerates, with business interests elsewhere in the Caribbean as well as in Europe and North America, will be further consolidating its business interests here through a US$6 million investment in the establishment of a “wharf and laydown yard” that will create one hundred (100) jobs here.
