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Ansa Mc Al Group is made up of 60 companies in 7 sectors--the company employs 6000 people and has asets exceeding 1.5 billion dolars(US).
Ansa is currently spending $2.7 million(US) conducting a feasibility study to determine if ethanol production in Guyana is technically and commercially feasible.
Ansa will know by the end of 2013 if ethanol production in Guyana is a go---if the feasibility says ethanol production is feasible, then Ansa is prepared to invest $300 million dollars(US).
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Ansa's business development executive Anthony Sabga said Ansa Mc Al was exploring the possibility of using virgin lands in the Canje Basin and Intermediate Savannas, not existing sugarcane lands. He assured that existing food lands would not be used to plant ethanol feedstock.
Ansa Mc Al says it chose Guyana to explore the feasibility of producing ethanol because of the countryβs agricultural scale and depth experience, stable currency; democratic government, intelligent and productive workforce and itβs a good place to do business.
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Read that last sentence again folks:-->Guyana is a good place to do business.
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But good news for Guyana is bad news--very, very bad news for the opposition AFC/PNC---those losers in the AFC/PNC are praying for the $2.7 million Ansa feasibility study to be negative---they want to see Guyana crumble and fail as long as the PPP is in office---they will be sorely disappointed.
GOOD LUCK TO ANSA Mc AL!
Rev