AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoInvestment: Adani Enterprises plans annual capital spending of ₹35,000–40,000 crore over the next two years, led by airports, data centres and a new PVC complex. Trade: Two Davao companies signed $27 million in agreements to supply fresh and frozen durian to China. Infrastructure: Panama Canal authorities expect to name companies competing for two container terminals worth an estimated $2.6 billion by year-end, with contracts due in 2027. Global markets: Singapore’s business federation says the China International Import Expo helps firms reach markets beyond China; Singaporean exhibitors have recorded S$533 million in cumulative trade through the event since 2018. Corporate risk: UK equipment dealer Molson has appointed administrators; its latest published accounts showed a £10.3 million pre-tax loss. Chip controls: Questions are mounting over US vetting after a Chinese company approved to assemble Nvidia chips was found to have an apparently empty listed address and owners linked to a blacklisted investment fund.
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