Andrea Perez-Sobers
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Massy sells Caterpillar business to local subsidiary of Miami firm (opens the original)
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andrea.perez-sobers@guardian.co.ttMassy Group has sold its Caterpillar business in Trinidad and Tobago to Machinery Corporation Motors (MACORP), with the transaction forming part of a strategic review of Massy Machinery. Dionne Ligoure, vice-president of Corporate Communications and Corporate Affairs at Massy Group, confirmed the sale to Guardian Media yesterday. The value of the transaction has not been disclosed. Ligoure also clarified that the sale do
Massy sells Caterpillar business to Guyanese company (opens the original)
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andrea.perez-sobers@guardian.co.ttMassy Group has sold its Caterpillar business in Trinidad and Tobago to Machinery Corporation Motors (MACORP), with the transaction forming part of a strategic review of Massy Machinery. Dionne Ligoure, vice-president of Corporate Communications and Corporate Affairs at Massy Group, confirmed the sale to Guardian Media yesterday. The value of the transaction has not been disclosed. Ligoure also clarified that the sale do
Proman reducing headcount in T&T (opens the original)
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Proman is cutting headcount as the prolonged squeeze in Trinidad’s natural gas supply hits its operations, with the petrochemical producer warning staff that it does not have enough gas to run all its plants consistently at full capacity. Sources say the number of workers has not been finalised as the process has just started. Proman chief executive officer David Cassidy disclosed the workforce reduction in a message to staff yesterday, saying the compa
Digicel praises chairman's contribution (opens the original)
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Andrea Perez-SobersSenior Reporterandrea.perez-sobers@guardian.co.ttDigicel Group has moved to reject a regional media report that its chairman Rajeev Suri has been asked to resign over an alleged controversial deal, insisting that he retains the full backing of the company’s board and shareholders. In a statement yesterday, the telecommunications company dismissed the report as speculation and reaffirmed Suri’s position as chairman. “We do not commen
Two business groups question OPR amendments (opens the original)
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Business groups have backed efforts to overhaul Trinidad and Tobago’s public procurement system, but are warning that greater speed and flexibility cannot come at the expense of transparency, competition and accountability. The Government has introduced the Public Procurement and Disposal of Public Property (Amendment) Bill, 2026, with debate in the House of Representatives set to start today. The proposed changes would significantly alter the po
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