Peter Stanislaus D'Aguiar (c. 1912 Peter Stanislaus D'Aguiar (c. – 30 March ) [1] was a Guyanese-Portuguese [2] businessman, conservative politician, and minister of finance from to [3] In , following the death of his father, D'Aguiar became the managing director of the family business, D'Aguiar Bros. Ltd.
Shed light on the life of Following the death of his father, Peter Stanislaus, D’Aguiar became the Managing Director of the family business, D’Aguiar Bros. Ltd. The Guyanese business, which was involved in the production of rum and soft drinks, became the first in South America to bottle Pepsi-Cola in [1].
Peter Stanislaus d' Aguiar.
Peter D’Aguiar was a brilliant businessman and possibly the most successful Guyanese businessperson of his time. He was a captain of industry and a champion of the private sector. His skills as a business person should be celebrated and emulated and I wish to offer a thought on how this could be achieved for the benefit of the country. In 1955, Peter D'Aguiar promoted In at the age of twenty-two, Peter took over as Managing Director of D'Aguiar Bros. Ltd. Peter concentrated on the manufacturing side, especially soft drinks and rum. He borrowed heavily to re-finance the business. Gradually old debts were paid off and the business began to flourish again.
Born in Georgetown, British By the time of the election, there was a new party in the mix, the United Force, led by businessman Peter D’Aguiar. In addition to support from the Portuguese community and big.
D'Aguiar's fight against perceived communism blinded Historically, that was the very first private family company of its size to have offered shares to the public, which was the initiative of the visionary businessman, Peter Stanislaus D’Aguiar. Hundreds of Guyanese bought shares, and over the decades have had no reason to regret doing so.
Peter d'Aguiar, industrialist and D’Aguiar refused to sell convinced that Peter D’Aguiar her youngest son had the necessary attributes to save and revive the company. In at age 22, Peter D’Aguiar was named Managing Director of D’Aguiar Bros. Limited and concentrated on the manufacturing of “soft drinks” and rum.
Peter D'Aguiar, the deceased Peter Stanislaus D'Aguiar (c. – 30 March ) [1] was a Guyanese-Portuguese [2] businessman, conservative politician, and minister of finance from to [3] Peter D'Aguiar in In , following the death of his father, D'Aguiar became the managing director of the family business, D'Aguiar Bros. Ltd.