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Re: Indian company looks to invest in Guysuco - mapoui - 01-21-2017
[quote author=ketchim link=topic=108075.msg727182#msg727182 date=1485023659]
Trinidad will become an all Afro Twin republic
Guyana will be the new 'colony' of Hindia
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if Brazil and Venezuela agree. I dont think deh will!
Re: Indian company looks to invest in Guysuco - ketchim - 01-21-2017
India Army can beat de crap outta Brazil and/or Venezuela
Modi ha Nukes
Re: Indian company looks to invest in Guysuco - mapoui - 01-21-2017
[quote author=ketchim link=topic=108075.msg727189#msg727189 date=1485024322]
India Army can beat de crap outta Brazil and/or Venezuela
Modi ha Nukes
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deh will prolly stop it..Brasil and Venezuela. India wud beat dem in the sub-continent not in Latin America.
but dat wun come to pass. its the corporations that will stop it...why it ent happen yet.
I doh see dat de corps need another India anywhere but where it is right now when they have BG as deh want it now
Re: Indian company looks to invest in Guysuco - mapoui - 01-21-2017
Modi cyar fiyah no nukes at nobody...although he is a rale impse
and Indos tight tight internationly holding onto India and Indianess. but there is a lot about that that is not so good.
there is opportunity to build better life in the west indies, USA, Canada.
Indos in these regions shud de-emphasize dat Indian ting to an extent that wud allow dem to work with others to build decent societies that are democratic, non racial, non caste and all dat crap. if not Indo everywhere are going to end up in serious social fights with the rest of the people in those locations
Chinese too.
Re: Indian company looks to invest in Guysuco - mapoui - 01-21-2017
watappen..yuh have nutten more to say?
so weh kwami, captain an all deh res' ah dem?
is only you me and the demon alien here ::confused::
Re: Indian company looks to invest in Guysuco - ketchim - 01-21-2017
Dem fellahs gone to look at all the Females marching !
see my Political Animal thread for their expectation to Eye Ball
Re: Indian company looks to invest in Guysuco - chairman - 01-22-2017
Dear Editor,
ABOUT a month ago, I was party to an interesting discussion with some gentlemen regarding the Guyana Sugar Corporation (GUYSUCO). The discussion of this sweet entity in its current state had a bitter taste on every tongue.
GUYSUCO, based on financial and media reports, has been experiencing significant production and management problems over recent years. These issues are highlighted almost weekly via the media. Compounding those problems are international subsidies and market completion, local politics and the representative workers’ union’s consistent opposition to necessary operational adjustments for viability of the industry.
This industry has been a perennial burden on the state’s treasury, with billions of dollars being wasted on underperforming projects such as the Skeldon facility and pricing subsidies. In the last 18 months alone, over $21 billion had to be pumped into the entity as a bailout by the state. This is estimated to be about 1.3% of the GDP. That amount is more than the $15 billion allocated for infrastructural development and maintenance of roads and bridges nationally, and the $20.6 billion to improve drainage, irrigation and increase cultivation in the agriculture sector.
GUYSUCO’s decline in 2016 was pegged at about 18.7%. In its present condition, the state can no longer sensibly continue nor afford to fund GUYSUCO’s existing life-line. The PPP and some senior labour unionists have been relentlessly critical of the APNU+AFC government’s proposition for the inevitable and complete privatisation of the entity. The opposition has even appealed to the sentiments of its proletariat by mainly insinuating racial victimisation as a basis for rejection of the government’s proposal.
As a tax-paying citizen, and a lover of local sugar, I would neither like to see GUYSUCO die, nor continue to be a burden to the state. Such crossroads in the reality of life often require biting the bullet or the application of tough love to firm resolves.
Our discussion culminated with a consensual hypothesis. We feel that it is opportune for those advocating GUYSUCO’s retention to put their monies where their mouths are and buy out the industry.
This, possibly through stockholding, could allow the sector to rebound and retain economic relevance. Several mechanisms could be employed to catalyze profitability under such a venture, supported by increased controls, performance-based remuneration at all levels, accountability and prudent management of operations from field to factory. Additionally, the initiative could be strengthened through strategic divestments into new and upgraded value- added products, such as ethanol, among other possibilities.
Surely, the success of such a venture would essentially keep this traditional sector alive and the sweet taste of local sugar on the taste buds of all Guyanese for years to come.
Regards,
Orette Cutting
Re: Indian company looks to invest in Guysuco - mapoui - 01-22-2017
WORK ALL OF THAT THEN cHAIRMAN INTO THE PRICE OF A BOTTLE OF eLDORADO ON THE to MARKET..THE OLDER THE VINTAGE THE WORST IT GETS.
THE REAL COST OF A BOKKLE OF DORADO WOLD BE MORE LIKE WHAT 5000.00 CDN..THE EQUIVALENT USD ::confused:: ::confused::
rum till ah drong ::LOL:: ::LOL:: ::LOL::
Re: Indian company looks to invest in Guysuco - ketchim - 01-22-2017
Regards,
Orette Cutting.
hahahaha....well de rum will need Cutters
Re: Indian company looks to invest in Guysuco - chairman - 01-22-2017
In the last 18 months alone, over $21 billion had to be pumped into the entity as a bailout by the state. This is estimated to be about 1.3% of the GDP.