AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoSea Lion Risks: Argentina’s latest threats are adding pressure to the Falklands oil project. Halliburton has ruled out work after contact with Argentine authorities, and Navitas says it is replacing contractors who withdrew. A legal analysis says existing sanctions do not automatically cover every affiliate, though Argentina’s laws may reach service firms and financiers. The developers still target first production in 2028. FIGAS Upgrade: Starling Aerospace has delivered the seats for the first Britten-Norman Islander assembled from detailed components at the company’s UK production line. The aircraft is destined for the Falkland Islands Government Air Service. Port Works: Stanley Harbour has begun three months of dredging at its energy dock. Chile Trade: Falklands and Punta Arenas businesses held more than 800 meetings, exploring opportunities in construction, agriculture, hospitality and tourism. The Chamber of Commerce backs the route, but says its success depends on cargo actually moving by sea. Squid Research: Falklands scientists joined an international workshop in Vigo to improve data on the South Atlantic shortfin squid fishery.
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