PNGX

30/09/2026

Papua New Guinea has world-class geological potential and has operated a stock exchange for more than 25 years. Yet few mineral exploration companies are listed domestically. In Business Advantage PNG David Lawrence, Chairman of PNGX, outlines what could be done to encourage them to raise more of their finance locally.

Papua New Guinea has world-class geological potential and has operated a stock exchange for more than 25 years. Yet few mineral exploration companies are listed domestically. David Lawrence, Chairman of national stock exchange PNGX, outlines what could be done to encourage them to raise more of thei...

30/09/2026

When welcoming Adyton Resources to the PNGX market last week, Minister Richard Maru foreshadowed some of the biggest reforms in the 26 year history of PNGX. These reforms could act as the catalyst for growth which the PNG capital market requires.

Minister Maru identified plans to introduce legislation making it mandatory for companies to dually list on PNGX if they are listed overseas.

He also identified tax incentives to attract companies to list in PNGX and the increased use of issuing shares to employees

These are the types of reforms PNG needs to consider to mobilise local capital into increased growth and production, which translates into a larger and more liquid capital market.

Nation Maru pushes for local stock listing By The National September 28, 2026 Share FacebookWhatsAppEmail CURRENT mining and petroleum laws might be in breach of the Constitution, a senior minister has said. International Trade and Investment Minister Richard Maru said the laws stated that all resou...

30/09/2026

Business Advantage PNG has a very relevant article on the flow of funds from Australia and Canada into the PNG mining sector. This follows the recent listing on PNGX of Canadian company Adyton Resources.

Hamish Bohannan, Managing Director of ASX-listed Geopacific Resources Limited Resources says “I think the Toronto Exchange is very open for PNG developments. Australia is as well. But I’d say Toronto is probably slightly ahead of it.”

There are at least 7 Canadian listed companies and a similar number of ASX listed companies with significant assets in PNG, none of which are listed on PNGX and hence not providing easy access for Papua New Guineans to invest in the assets and activities of their country. This is one reason why Minister Richard Maru has made it his priority to address this issue.

Exclusive data compiled by Business Advantage PNG reveals where Papua New Guinea’s junior gold and copper miners are getting their capital.

21/09/2026

PNGX welcomes Adyton Resources as a listed company on the Papua New Guinea stock exchange.

Adyton was admitted to the Official List of PNGX on Thursday 17 September 2026.

Trading in Adyton will commence at 10.00am on Wednesday 23 September 2026 under the trading code ADY.

Adyton is a Canadian incorporated company listed on PNGX as an Exempt Issuer and trading on PNGX will be by way of PETS Depository Interests (PDIs). Each PDI will represent one (1) underlying ADY share. PNGCSD Nominees Limited will act as the nominee holder of the underlying Adyton shares on behalf of the PDI holders. Adyton is also listed on TSXV, the venture market in Canada.

14/08/2026

PNGX is hiring.

We are seeking a practical and capable technology professional to lead our ICT function in a small, focused organisation. You will guide technology planning, maintain reliable and secure operations, coordinate service providers and remain hands-on when important issues arise.

This is an opportunity to take ownership of a broad technology function, work with a committed team and contribute directly to market confidence and capital-market development in Papua New Guinea.

Applications to the email address in the advertisement available on the Careers page at https://www.pngx.com.pg by 28 August 2026.

03/08/2026

URGENT PUBLIC WARNING

Fake pages Impersonating PNGX Markets Limited and Staff

PNGX, the national stock exchange of Papua New Guinea, wishes to alert the public to multiple fraudulent pages that are unlawfully using the PNGX name, logo, and official imagery to deceive individuals. It has also come to our attention that there are pages unlawfully impersonating individual PNGX staff.

These pages are fraudulent and have no affiliation whatsoever with PNGX or its staff. The scammers are using PNGX’s official branding and photographs to appear legitimate and are approaching members of the public with false investment offers, investment and financial education training, cryptocurrency training and requests for personal information or money.

PNGX takes the security and protection of investors seriously. This warning is issued to help the public recognize and avoid scams and scammers.

Full details and how to protect yourself are available in the alert on PNGX's website

03/08/2026

PNGX was again pleased to sponsor The University of Papua New Guinea (UPNG) School of Banking and Finance Networking Night over the weekend. On the night's theme of "Digitizing the financial system in PNG", Jacklyn URULU, our UPNG School of Banking and Finance alumna, presented the keynote address on behalf of PNGX on "From Paper to Pocket: Digitalising Papua New Guinea's Capital Market".

PNGX was also represented by Kathlyne Tabuchi and PNGX Director Dr Solomon AWILI.

PNGX thanks Henrietta Kapipi, President of the Banking and Finance Students Association and her team for the invitation to participate and organisation of the evening.

Enhancing the understanding of the practical operation and role of the broader capital market, beyond the traditional focus on bank lending, is important for the development of capability amongst graduates and the development of the PNG economy.

06/05/2026

PNGX, operator of Papua New Guinea’s national stock exchange, today celebrated the successful listing of Papua New Guinea’s first wholesale corporate bond, a 235 million kina 10 year unsecured subordinated bond issued by Kina Securities Limited (PNGX Code: KSL361). This landmark transaction represents a significant milestone in the continued development and diversification of Papua New Guinea’s capital markets.

The listing marks the first utilisation of the wholesale corporate bond framework introduced in 2022, reflecting the combined efforts of PNGXPNGX, the Securities Commission of Papua New Guinea, and the IFC - International Finance Corporation to establish a fit-for-purpose regulatory and market structure for corporate debt issuance in Papua New Guinea.

The minimum initial investment size for the KSL bond was 250,000 kina with tradable parcel size of 50,000 kina face value in the PNGX secondary market. The wholesale corporate bond market is not open to retail investors.

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Kina Bank
Securities Commission of Papua New Guinea
IFC - International Finance Corporationance Corporation
Bank of Papua New Guinea
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21/07/2025

Papua New Guinea’s financial regulators have issued another urgent warning about the growing threat of investment scams. The Securities Commission of Papua New Guinea and , are urging the public to be cautious and to verify the legitimacy of any investment opportunity before parting with their money.

The message is clear: not all that glitters is gold. Too often, scammers lure victims with promises of quick, high returns. High returns usually mean high risk. If it’s too good to be true, it generally will be — which means it may be a scam.

If you want to learn more about investing contact PNGX at [email protected].

If you have doubts or need to verify an adviser’s legitimacy, contact the Securities Commission of Papua New Guinea by phone at 321 2224, email at [email protected] or visit their office at Level 2, MRDC Haus, Downtown Port Moresby. The SeCom website is www.scpng.gov.pg.

Don’t let scammers ruin your life and turn your savings into their payday.

https://www.postcourier.com.pg/dont-let-scams-ruin-your-life/

PAPUA New Guinea’s financial regulators have issued another urgent warning about the growing threat of investment scams.

24/06/2025

Please be advised that the page below - "National Stock Exchange PNGX" - is not a PNGX site.

Beware of fakes.