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2022 a challenging year

2022 a challenging year

Nambawan Super Limited (NSL) continues to look at opportunities to mitigate the adverse effects of a very volatile global economy as some of the Fund’s investments struggle to cope amid the tough economic challenges in 2022.

Member encourages peers to save

Member encourages peers to save

Nambawan Super is the only savings most public servants have for their retirement. Many public servants in Milne Bay and elsewhere in PNG do not have a backup for retirement. Nambawan Super provides the best investment to help them when they are no longer working.

State pays K30 million to NSL

State pays K30 million to NSL

Nambawan Super Limited (NSL) confirms that it received an additional K30 million from the State on Friday, 7 October 2022, towards the settlement of its rental arrears owed to the Members of Nambawan Super. This brings the total amount paid by the State to K82 million.

NSL investment outlook for 2023

NSL investment outlook for 2023

NSL expects 2023 to be another tough year for the Fund’s off-shore and local investments due to the continued unfavourable state of the global economy. NSL CEO Mr. Paul Sayer said in a radio interview last week that “this year is appearing to present more of the same...

NSL 2022 Performance

NSL 2022 Performance

In 2022, NSL saw several of its investments come under pressure due to a combination of high inflation, supply chain disruptions, rising fuel, and energy prices, the introduction of the Additional Company Tax on the BSP Financial Group, rising interest rates from...