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Vision Investments Limited’s growth over the past decade has been built on generations of trust among Fijian households, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Industries, Commerce and Business Development Manoa Kamikamica said.
Speaking at a reception on 25 September, following the company’s annual general meeting to mark the 10th anniversary of its listing on the South Pacific Stock Exchange (SPX), Kamikamica said Vision’s relationship with Fijian consumers long predated its listing.
“Your relationship didn't start with the listing 10 years ago; it goes back man
Kalo Gold Corp. has identified electrum, a naturally occurring gold-silver alloy, in drill core from its Wainikoro prospect within the Vatu Aurum Project in Fiji, providing further insight into the mineralisation and potential drill targets.
The Vancouver-based company said on 29 September that the electrum was identified in 2026 drill core from its 100%-owned project during an MSc research study conducted by Heidi Walton of the Camborne School of Mines at the University of Exeter.
Scanning electron microscopy with energy-dispersive X-ray spectroscopy identified a discrete electrum grain mea
Kumul Petroleum Holdings Ltd has begun a comprehensive review of the Kumul Tower project following concerns over its procurement governance, management arrangements and expenditure exceeding US$120 million (about K500 million).
KPHL Board Chairman Ambassador Isaac Lupari and Acting Managing Director Luke Liria recently inspected the project site, where China State Construction Engineering Company has completed significant excavation, ground stabilisation, piling and foundation works.
However, the board said the inspection raised concerns about the governance of procurement and the project
The Malatoha Women’s Association is exploring opportunities to expand its participation in the Tina River Hydropower Development Project, building on an existing arrangement to supply fresh produce to the project workforce.

The association’s fruit and vegetable supply partnership was among the key issues discussed during a meeting with its executive members at Chichinge Community in Malango.

Representatives from the Tina River Hydropower Development Project Office, Solomon Power, SMEC, Reeves Envico and Hyundai Engineering Company attended the consulta
Fiji’s government is expanding efforts to diversify agricultural production in the country’s sugarcane belt, seeking to give smallholder farmers additional income opportunities while improving the long-term sustainability of agricultural land.
Agriculture, Waterways and Sugar Industry Minister Tomasi Tunabuna said diversification would complement, rather than replace, sugarcane production, which remains an important contributor to Fiji’s economy.
Speaking in Parliament, Tunabuna said 3,752 farmers, or 41.3% of the country’s cane farmers, collectively produced just 13.
The Association of Development Financing Institutions in the Pacific (ADFIP) has highlighted the Fiji Development Bank’s (FDB) launch of the Lau Seascape Impact Facility Fund, a new financing mechanism designed to strengthen climate resilience, protect biodiversity and support sustainable economic development across Lau Province.
The facility was officially launched during the annual Matabose ni Yasana o Lau in the presence of traditional leaders and chiefs representing the 13 districts of Lau.
FDB is delivering the initiative in partnership with Conservation International (CI) Fiji, w
Fijian-owned Raikiwai Adventures & Transfers has launched its jet ski operations at Wailoaloa, Nadi, expanding its marine recreation services and creating potential new employment opportunities in Fiji’s tourism sector.
The launch was officiated by Assistant Minister for Commerce and Business Development Sachida Nand, who described the expansion as an example of how local entrepreneurs can participate in and benefit from Fiji’s tourism industry.
Raikiwai Adventures was established in 2024 by Paula Waqakalou, who has 18 years of experience in marine recreational water sports a
Since being signed in October 2025, the ‘U.S.-Australia Framework for Securing Supply in the Mining and Processing of Critical Minerals and Rare Earths’ Framework has gained momentum against the backdrop of intensifying global competition for strategic resources. The initiative reflects a broader structural shift: critical minerals are no longer simply commodities, but are increasingly becoming instruments of economic security, industrial policy and geopolitical leverage.

At its core, the Framework seeks to integrate two resource-rich, politically aligned jurisd
Civil society representatives from across the Pacific have gathered in Tuvalu to develop a stronger collective voice on climate change ahead of Pre-COP31 and the 31st United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP31).

The Pacific Civil Society Dialogue on Climate Change, held in Funafuti, brings together communities, youth, women, faith-based organizations, traditional leaders and civil society networks to consolidate regional priorities and ensure their perspectives inform the Pacific's climate agenda.

Opening the dialogue, Tuvalu Prime Minister Feleti Penital
Australian electrical infrastructure partner CE Group is expanding its regional focus into the Indo-Pacific, building on its established operations and project delivery experience across the Pacific.
CE Group has taken another step in its regional growth strategy, joining the Australian delegation at the Asian Development Bank Business Opportunities Fair 2026 in Manila and contributing to discussions around the future of sustainable infrastructure across Asia and the Pacific.
The move reflects a broader direction for the Australian electrical engineering and infrastructure business: taking t