Papua New Guinea's Nambawan Super reported K13B net assets in 2025, with plans to boost digital services and financial literacy in 2026 under new CEO Lachlan Bird, despite concerns over unpaid state liabilities affecting benefits.

Papua New Guinea’s Nambawan Super Limited reported a K13 billion Net Asset Value for 2025, with strong member satisfaction and improved digital service use. The fund plans enhanced member services in 2026 under new CEO Lachlan Bird, focusing on digital platforms and financial literacy. Despite government commitments, concerns remain over unpaid state liabilities affecting benefits. Meanwhile, the K64 billion Papua LNG Project is nearing a final investment decision in mid-2026, potentially driving economic growth.