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Mailpac's executive chairman Khary Robinson

February 24, 2021

Mailpac is looking at long-term solutions to freight lifting problems, as expenses increased in 2020 due to challenges in this area, the company’s executive chairman Khary Robinson has said. The company, nevertheless made record revenues of $1.7 billion at year-end December 2020 and a net profit of $442.72 million. This compares to three months net profit of $86.28 million in 2019 the period when operations of a restructured...

February 24, 2021

The Port Authority of Jamaica expects to commission the Kingston Logistics Park, KLP, by June, and is currently in what it calls the “tenant attraction” phase to entice clients to the facility. “KLP seeks to attract international, world-class supply chain operators and their clients to use Kingston as part of their supply chain solution,” said Kimberley Stiff, assistant vice-president of marketing and communications at the Port Authority. The...

JPS pumps US$16m into Nest power plant

February 24, 2021

The power plant under construction at ‘The Nest’ is costing US$16 million or $2.4 billion in local currency, utility company Jamaica Public Service Company, JPS, has said. The 10 Megawatt power plant, which will be fired by natural gas supplied by New Fortress Energy, is to be commissioned at mid-year. “All elements of the project will be completed by June 2021,” said Winsome Callum, director of communications at...

President and Chief Executive Officer of the Airports Authority of Jamaica (AAJ), Audley Deidrick.

February 24, 2021

President and Chief Executive Officer of the Airports Authority of Jamaica (AAJ), Audley Deidrick, says that the entity is looking at proposals from the operators of the two major international airports to address the long-term economic effects and recovery from the impact of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. These proposals will be put to the Government for consideration and approval, he told JIS News in a recent interview Mr....

February 24, 2021

The Government will be spending another $1.2 billion in the new fiscal year to continue construction of the Montego Bay perimeter road. The project aims to create a safe and reliable alternative route for motorists travelling across and within Montego Bay, which will result in less congestion within the city and open up new lands to facilitate structured developments. Details on the project are contained in the 2021/22...

February 24, 2021

A sum of $17.4 billion has been allotted in the 2021/22 Estimates of Expenditure to continue implementation of the Southern Coastal Highway Improvement Project (SCHIP). The project seeks to improve the alignment and capacity of the existing southern coastal main arterial road in order to make it safe and efficient, free from flooding and provide for future development. The funds will be used to carry out Part A...