It’s Profitable to Invest in the Caribbean

BRANA, majority-owned by Heineken, is one of Haiti’s largest agrifood investors, operating a nationwide production and distribution network with sustained reinvestment. The firm has expanded local sourcing programmes, upgraded production lines, and strengthened supply chains — demonstrating long-term commitment and operational resilience.

Rhum Barbancourt, Haiti’s flagship agrifood exporter, has grown its international footprint across Europe and North America by leveraging premium sugarcane-based products. The company continues to expand production capacity and export volumes, showcasing Haiti’s strengths and global potential.

LMH is a leading agribusiness operator supplying much of Haiti’s flour and grains from its modern Port-au-Prince mill. Consistent production and ongoing reinvestment highlight strong market demand and the resilience of large agrifood operations in Haiti.

Nestles’ Valsayn operation manufactures food products using indigenous raw materials. The operation focuses on transformation of raw agricultural materials into high quality products and employs over 200 local staff

IFarm TT Ltd. is an indoor container farming company that creates accessible, healthy produce. The company sees the technology for indoor vertical farming as necessary to address the issue of food security.

The Agricultural Society of Trinidad and Tobago (ASTT) is the only national organization representing farmers. The ASTT encourages and advances the growth and development of Agriculture in Trinidad & Tobago.

Oldendorff Carriers currently operates an offshore transshipment facility in the Gulf of Paria, Trinidad. The operation transfers ore and bulk cargo originating from South America, into larger vessels destined for North America and China.

The Peterson Group of Companies provides integrated logistics services to the world’s leading players in the oil and gas industry. Peterson launched its Trinidad operations in 2014 providing logistical support services to many local oil and gas companies.

The Shipping Association of Trinidad and Tobago (SATT) provides a range of services to its membership contributing to the development of the local maritime industry and by extension national development.

Oursun Guyana is active in delivering rooftop and off-grid solar systems nationwide, the company has completed installations across 57 public facilities, showing strong delivery capacity for international–local renewable partnerships. (Foreign–local joint venture)

Operating across households, businesses and government clients, the company’s expanding portfolio reflects solid and growing demand for private-sector solar services in Guyana.

With over a decade in the market and a broad customer base, the company demonstrates that consistent growth in clean-energy services is achievable in Guyana.

Wigton Windfarm is Jamaica’s flagship 62MW wind operation and one of the Caribbean’s top performers.

WRB Energy (US-owned) is the developer of a20MW Content Solar Plant, one of Jamaica’s first and most successful utility-scale solar projects.

Jamaica Public Service (JPS) (Japan/Korea-owned) is leading the island’s clean-grid transition and advancing waste-to-energy development.

US-based Lightsource BP is the lead developer for both the Orange Grove and Brechin Castle solar projects in Trinidad & Tobago under the country's flagship national solar programme.

France-based HDF Energy is a key strategic joint venture partner in the NewGen Green hydrogen project at Point Lisas alongside local partner Kenesjay Green - designed to supply up to ~27,000 tonnes of green hydrogen per year.

National Energy is committed to the sustainability of the local and regional energy sector through the industrial and infrastructure development to support enhanced energy generation and distribution services.