AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoOffshore Drilling: Transocean’s ultra-deepwater drillship Deepwater Conqueror has landed a two-well, estimated 170-day campaign off Equatorial Guinea, expected to start in 2027 and add about $80m to its backlog. Energy Markets: A Reuters report says Middle East LNG disruptions have wiped out around 36m tonnes, pushing buyers to seek alternative supply—boosting commercial prospects for LNG exporters including Equatorial Guinea. Agribusiness & Food Security: Equatorial Guinea is scaling rice production with Chinese technical support, using improved varieties and local standards; a Niefang demonstration farm donated 3,000 kg of processed rice to support vulnerable households. Industrial Infrastructure: Equatorial Guinea’s new political capital, Ciudad de la Paz, remains largely empty months after the decree—new buildings exist, but there are still no residents, shops, or schools, raising questions for service and private-sector rollout.
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