ODESH Group

ODESH Group A nationally owned Company with diverse subsidiaries & dedicated to excellence in various industries.

ODESH Group is a nationally owned Company with 7 portfolio of subsidiaries operating across multiple industries viz, (1) SME Award Winning Public Transport Services, (2) ODESH Tech Services, (3) ODESH Environmental Services (4) ODESH Mechanical & Auto Repair Services, (5) ODESH GPS Tracking Services (6) ODESH Engineering & Project Management Services (7) ODESH School of Entrepreneurs

With a stron

g track record of success, we are committed to delivering exceptional products and services that meet the evolving needs of our clients in Papua New Guinea and abroad.

29/04/2026

πŸ‡΅πŸ‡¬ THIS IS WHAT LOCAL CONTENT LOOKS LIKE.
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Not talk. Not policy. REAL ACTION.

ODESH Environmental Services
βœ” 100+ years combined local expertise
βœ” PNG professionals leading PNG projects
βœ” Young graduates getting REAL field experience

Led by Isaac Jipsy (Hela) β€” local leader, landowner, professional.

Backed by ExxonMobil β€” showing real commitment to empowering Papua New Guineans.

We’re not just doing assessments.
We’re building skills.
We’re creating opportunities.
We’re taking ownership of our future.

THIS IS NATION BUILDING. πŸ‡΅πŸ‡¬πŸ”₯

22/04/2026
14/04/2026

ODESH Motors Managing Director Mr. Isaac Jipsy featured on NBC News discussing the recent fuel price increases and why now is the right time for Papua New Guinea to transition to electric vehicles βš‘πŸš—

Update as of 11th April
11/04/2026

Update as of 11th April

10/04/2026

🚨 FUEL PRICES WILL REMAIN HIGH – EVEN IF SHIPPING RESUMES 🚨

Many people are expecting fuel prices to drop immediately once the Strait of Hormuz reopens β€” but the reality is different.

πŸ“Š Here’s what’s really happening:

β€’ Middle East oil infrastructure has been damaged due to ongoing conflict
β€’ Supply chains are still disrupted, even if shipping routes reopen
β€’ Refineries and production facilities take time to recover β€” not days, but months

πŸ‘‰ This means fuel prices will likely remain high for the next few months, even after the situation stabilizes.

β›½ For businesses, transport operators, and everyday Papua New Guineans β€” this is a serious cost pressure.

⚑ This is why the shift to Electric Vehicles (EVs) is no longer optional β€” it’s necessary.

β€’ Lower running cost
β€’ No dependence on global fuel prices
β€’ More stable and predictable operations

πŸ’‘ The future is clear β€” those who adapt early will benefit the most.
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ODESH Motors Port Moresby Challenge:
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Summary:

ODESH Motors Blaval Model A test-drive in Port Moresby covered 67 km using only 50% battery.

Based on the latest Port Moresby diesel price of K7.6944/L, the same trip in a typical diesel vehicle at 10L/100km would cost about K51.55.

The EV used about K5.34 worth of PNG Power electricity, meaning a saving of about K46.21 for that trip alone. Recharging the battery from 50% back to full would cost only about K5.34.

C’mon, this is not fair. Fare adjustments should have been announced together with the new fuel prices. Right now, PMVs ...
09/04/2026

C’mon, this is not fair. Fare adjustments should have been announced together with the new fuel prices. Right now, PMVs and taxis are charging different rates at their own will. Hoping the proper announcement comes soon.

All licensed Public Motor Vehicles (PMV) and taxi owners and operators currently providing services must strictly comply with the maximum approved fares, as published by the Independent Consumer and Competition Commission (ICCC) in National Gazette No. G21 of January 9, 2026.

Read more: https://tvwan.com.pg/news/9025

🚨 Fuel Prices Up Again – SMEs Under Pressure in PNG---------------------------------------------------------------------...
09/04/2026

🚨 Fuel Prices Up Again – SMEs Under Pressure in PNG
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The latest increase by the Independent Consumer and Competition Commission (ICCC) is hitting businesses hard.

β›½ Transport & delivery costs rising
⚑ Generator & power costs increasing
πŸ“‰ Profit margins shrinking
πŸ“¦ Supply chains slowing down

Most SMEs cannot absorb these costs β€” meaning prices will go up, and customers will feel it.

⏳ This is not short-term. Global tensions mean high fuel prices could continue for months ahead.

πŸ’‘ Businesses must adapt now:
βœ”οΈ Cut fuel usage
βœ”οΈ Improve efficiency
βœ”οΈ Explore alternatives (EVs, solar)

The shift is coming β€” those who adapt early will win. ⚑

STOP PAYING FOR FUEL, START SAVING (87%) WITH ODESH MOTORS EV

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