AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoTrade & Exports: The US plans to end South Africa’s AGOA benefits from January 2027, putting citrus, wine and auto-parts exporters under pressure. Growers warn some jobs are at risk as government promises support and new markets. Household Costs: Nigerian cooking-gas depot prices rose as much as 16% in three days; rates ranged from N1,050 to N1,450 per kg, raising concerns that families may turn back to firewood and charcoal. Retail: A viral comparison of near-identical sandals — R279 at Woolworths versus R79 at Mr Price — has reignited debate over quality and affordability. Food & Drink: Champion Breweries reported nine-month revenue of N51.4bn, up 140%, helped by an acquisition, though sales volumes at its standalone brewery fell amid softer consumer spending. Mobility: Nigeria’s EV market is gaining traction, with one local company reporting more than 300 vehicle deliveries since late 2024 as fuel costs and solar charging shift perceptions.
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