An integral component of the Papua New Guinea Government’s industrial development strategy is the promotion of investment in Papua New Guinea.
The INVESTMENT PROMOTION AUTHORITY, established by an Act of Parliament in 1992, is responsible for this activity. Its focus is centred on attracting new investors to the country as well as encouraging existing investors, both foreign and domestic, to expand their investment.
Welcome to the Land of Opportunity
Papua New Guinea, located on the eastern half of the island of New Guinea and 160 kilometres north of Australia, is rich in natural resources. Ranging from oil, gas and gold to fish, forests, coffee and spices, and much, much more, there is great investment potential. It is the PNG Government’s desire to
The 24th Australia Papua New Guinea trade exhibition has started on a high note after the IPA Managing Director Mr. Ivan Pomaleu and the Chief Executive Officer of Austrade Mr. Peter O’byrne cut the ribbon to officially open the two day event at the Cairns Convention Centre.
The Directory of Exporters is part
of the IPA's efforts to assist promote
the export of PNG-made products and
other goods and services.
Seeking JV partner to invest in a tuna longline project, both in terms of vessels and downstream processing.
A local company in Central Province is seeking JV partner to assist in the production of cinnamon on a large scale.
A local company seeking a joint venture (JV) partner from overseas for the development of a coffee roasting project, for export.
A local company seeking importers of dried cardamom, turmeric and chili.
Local company seeking domestic-based and overseas buyers of seafoods such as reef fish, trochus shells, beche-de-mer and cray fish.
A local cocoa-buying company is seeking an overseas buyer.
Local company looking for a partner to develop a proposed prawn farm in the Central Province.
Local company seeking a JV partner with technical expertise to assist with developing a proposed cattle farming project.
A company on Bougainville seeks importers of cocoa in Singapore, Indonesia, United States and England.
Customary landowners of five hectares of land on Fairfax Harbour in Port Moresby are seeking potential developers or investors. Landowners open to discussion on ways to develop the land.
A local company in Enga Province seeking funding assistance and technical expertise in developing a proposed eco-tourism project in Enga.
An integral component of the Papua New Guinea Government’s industrial development strategy is the promotion of investment in Papua New Guinea.
