AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoMining: Central Asia Metals’ A$232 million all-share takeover of Cygnus Metals has cleared a regulatory hurdle in Kazakhstan. Central Asia, which produces copper, zinc and lead in North Macedonia, expects the deal to conclude after an October 14 court hearing. Gas Infrastructure: Serbia says work on its section of a 145-kilometre gas interconnector with North Macedonia will begin next week; North Macedonia’s section is expected to start in early 2027. The pipeline is planned to carry 1.5 billion cubic metres of gas a year. Energy Security: North Macedonia will join a new regional oil coordination group to share supply and emergency-stock data and help flag shortages early. Transport Links: Corridor VIII discussions in Sofia put the unfinished Bulgaria–North Macedonia railway back in focus, with officials presenting the route as a way to boost trade, investment and regional connectivity. Business Opportunities: A Skopje networking event brought together more than 50 Serbian and North Macedonian business and tourism representatives to explore partnerships linked to EXPO 2027 Belgrade.
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