AGP Executive Report
Last update: 29 minutes agoCordyceps Market: Only 73 kilograms of the 300 kilograms reported for this year’s auction were sold; collectors withdrew 75.7 percent after rejecting low bids, the largest withdrawal in five years. Mineral Reserves: Bhutan’s recorded quartzite reserves have fallen nearly 40 percent since 2015 to 2.9 million tonnes. At current extraction rates, they could last about 11 years. Business Finance: Entrepreneurs at Druk Tshongrig Gatoen were urged to look beyond bank loans to equity financing, while showing investors their businesses can generate returns. Private Sector: The Bhutan Chamber of Commerce and Industry proposed a Nu 38.59 million workplan for 2026–27, but Nu 4.43 million remains unfunded. Farm Access: Work is underway to improve the 22-kilometre road to Gomdar, making it easier to transport milk, oranges and cardamom to market.
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