The ANSA McAL Group

19/10/2026

ANSA UNITED ⚽🏆

Head Office. Beverage. Real Estate. Banking. Insurance. Construction. Automotive.

Employees from across ANSA McAL came together to form one team, bringing different parts of our Group onto the same field. That unity is exactly what ANSA UNITED represents.

Together, they took on the Queen’s Park Corporate Football 8-A-Side Tournament, bringing commitment, teamwork and energy to every match.

A huge congratulations to all our players for the time, effort and hard work they put in throughout the competition. And to our cheerleaders on the sidelines, thank you for showing up, making noise and backing them every step of the way 📣

A well-earned third-place finish to round off the tournament! 🥉

And we took home the Best Vibes Crew award too🎉

Proud of the team.

16/10/2026

As a child, Kaitlyn Sahatoo would look up at the night sky and tell her mother she wanted to go to the Moon one day.

She hasn’t made the trip yet, but this August she joined young women from 108 countries in India to help build a satellite headed there 🚀

With the ANSA McAL Group covering her airfare, Kaitlyn represented Trinidad and Tobago at Mission ShakthiSAT, a global programme training young women in space science and satellite engineering.

Hear her full story on our LinkedIn page: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7516954986505814016

16/10/2026

Sometimes an internship can open the door to something more ⚽💼

As part of our sponsorship of San Juan Jabloteh Football Club, three young men spent the summer gaining practical workplace exposure across the ANSA McAL Group, with placements at TATIL, ANSA Packaging and Abel Building Solutions.

For Justin Dos Santos, that opportunity didn’t end when the programme did.

During his time at ANSA Building Solutions, Justin made such a positive impression that he was offered a contract to remain with the business and continue building his skills until December.

Supporting San Juan Jabloteh goes beyond what happens on the football field. It’s also about investing in youth development and creating pathways for young people to learn, grow and gain experiences that can help shape their future.

Congratulations to all three young men on completing their placements, and to Justin on this next chapter👏🏽

14/10/2026

Access to menstrual products is a necessity, but for some women and girls, it is not always guaranteed.

Since 2015, Helping Her Foundation has been working to address period poverty and menstrual inequality across Trinidad and Tobago, providing essential sanitary items while promoting education and awareness.

We’re proud to contribute to this important work, helping more individuals receive what they need to protect their dignity, wellbeing and ability to participate fully in everyday life.

The initiative also aligns with our focus on UN Sustainable Development Goal 10: Reduced Inequalities, reinforcing our commitment to removing barriers and creating opportunities for all.

13/10/2026

For many NGOs in Guyana, securing the funding needed to deliver their programmes is becoming increasingly challenging, particularly as international donor contributions decline.

Our 2026 Call for Social Investment Proposals awardees speak to this reality and the important role the private sector can play in helping them reach underserved communities.

At ANSA McAL, contributing to the development of the countries in which we operate is a responsibility taken seriously. This commitment is reflected in our continued investment in initiatives that address real needs, create opportunities for young people and empower those working to make a difference.

Through the ANSA McAL Foundation, three education-focused projects will receive a total of GYD$20 million in funding.

This is what GrowingWithGuyana means to us 🇬🇾

Learn more about the awardees here: https://ansamcalfoundation.org/guyana-awardees/

12/10/2026

Proud to highlight the work of our Sectors and Subsidiaries:

The way we shape our spaces can play an important role in how communities recover and prepare for the future.

That idea is at the heart of Jamaica Observer Design Week 2026, with Berger Paints Jamaica among the sponsors of this year’s theme, “Restoration and Resilience.”

Following Hurricane Melissa’s impact on Jamaica, the initiative is bringing together voices from across the built environment to explore how thoughtful approaches to restoration, construction and planning can contribute to stronger spaces.

Berger Paints Jamaica’s involvement reinforces the value of collaboration and the contribution businesses can make towards the country’s continued recovery and long-term resilience.

Read the full article here:

First... Jamaica Observer Design Week JA, powered by Tile City & Home Centre and Kohler, officially rolled out its 2026 week-long programme on Sunday, October 4, under the theme Restoration & Resilience. An apt follow-up to last year’s Creative Resilience staging — which unfolded...

09/10/2026

Cunupia has a new home for financial planning.

TATIL Life has partnered with Black Tree Investments to open an agency offering insurance, investment and wealth management solutions for individuals, families and businesses.

With a team now based in central Trinidad, more people have choice and advice close by for the plans that matter most: a home, an education, a business, a retirement.

Find the agency at 132 Munroe Road, Cunupia.

09/10/2026

On Tuesday, we celebrated with the three awardees of The ANSA McAL Foundation's 2026 Call for Social Investment Proposals in Georgetown, Guyana 🇬🇾

With a combined GYD$20 million in funding, Blossom Inc., Project New Nation and Tamùkke Feminists will deliver flagship Social Investment programmes focused on expanding access to education, empowering young people and addressing important social challenges.

Congratulations to Sandi Bower, Dr. Ayodele Dalgety-Dean and Magaiva Gonsalves, whose initiatives will help improve the lives of those they serve.

Read more about their initiatives here: ansamcalfoundation.org/guyana-awardees

08/10/2026

500 trees. 3 acres. Building on five years of rehabilitation work🌱 🌳

Our ABS (Abel Building Solutions) team recently returned to the BAL Quarry within the Melajo Forest Reserve in Matura for another tree-planting exercise, continuing a programme that saw 3.5 acres of previously disturbed land restored between 2021 and 2025.

Through reforestation, trees and vegetation are reintroduced to areas affected by extraction, helping habitats recover, reducing soil erosion and supporting healthier ecosystems. These benefits extend beyond the site itself, contributing to the wellbeing of surrounding communities and the preservation of our country's environment.

It's an important part of responsible resource management, ensuring that as we utilise what nature provides, we also take steps to care for these spaces for future generations.

Well done to the BAL team and everyone who contributed!

07/10/2026

A closer look at our 2026 Call for Social Investment Proposals awardees 🇬🇾

Our third spotlight is Tamùkke Feminists, which will use its GYD$5 million allocation to implement Wapichan Youth Voices in the South Rupununi.

For young women to express themselves with confidence, they need the knowledge and tools to do so. The initiative will build that foundation by exploring healthy relationships, personal safety, wellbeing, communication and leadership with participants from the Indigenous Wapichan community.

Taking those lessons beyond the programme, the women will work with a media professional to produce a short video series in their own language and lead screenings across their villages.

Alongside the Wapichan Wiizi Women’s Movement, South Rupununi District Council, Tamùkke Feminists is helping equip a new generation to speak up on issues that affect their lives.

We’re happy to play a part in creating more opportunities for the next generation.