AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoGaming: Puerto Rico expects sports wagers to top 2025’s $300 million, while slot-machine oversight generated more than $45 million over 14 months, with funds directed to police, municipalities and the General Fund. Construction: Activity rose 9.55% in fiscal 2026, led by public investment and recovery work; housing construction grew just 1%, while commercial and industrial building slipped. Power Grid: Regulators gave LUMA eight weeks to identify where 800 megawatts of emergency generation can connect safely. Trade: Puerto Rico’s trade mission to Toronto will proceed, with officials saying Canadian tariffs do not apply to island-made goods; exports to Canada totaled nearly $98 million last year. Health Funding: A bipartisan bill would address Medicare Advantage payments that Puerto Rico says are about 40% below the U.S. average. Investment: Walmart plans a $65 million Supercenter in Bayamón, its first in Puerto Rico. Jobs: A Labor Department fair drew more than 1,600 job seekers and 80 employers offering over 2,000 openings.
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