For Guyanese businesses
Looking for international customers, expertise or partners?
Many of the international firms we research for need capable Guyanese partners. If you run a Guyanese business or own a project and want international partners, tell us what you do and what you are looking for.

How this works
We keep a record of Guyanese businesses that contact us. When an international client's needs match what you do, we may get in touch to ask whether you would like to be considered, and what you would want to share.
- Registering interest is free.
- We will not share your details with a third party without asking you first.
- We cannot promise that a suitable international partner will appear, or when.
- We do not endorse or verify businesses publicly. Being in contact with us is not a certification.
Useful to include
- What your business does, where, and for how long.
- The kind of partner you want: customer, supplier, investor, technical partner or joint-venture partner.
- Relevant registrations, for example on the Local Content Register if you work in the petroleum sector.
Tell us about your business
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It is stored safely under reference . Please quote it if you email us.
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We will not contact you about this request unless you ask us to.
What happens next
- We read your enquiry and consider the commercial question you have described.
- Where it looks useful, we reply by email to arrange an initial conversation. That conversation is free.
- If there is a research requirement we can meet, we define the scope and send a written proposal and quotation before any paid work begins.
Not every enquiry leads to research. If we do not think we can help, we will say so. If you do not hear from us, check your spam folder or email hello@investingguyana.com.
Meanwhile
- Re-read the energy and industrial services analysis
- Re-read the infrastructure and construction analysis
- Re-read the agriculture and agro-processing analysis
- Re-read the tourism and hospitality analysis
- Re-read the mining and gold analysis
- See how a research report is structured
- How we source and label evidence