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BK Group Signs as Platinum Sponsor for 2026 IMC Over-40s Cricket World Cup in Guyana
Major partnership strengthens delivery of international tournament and reinforces private sector support
Kaieteur Sports – The Cricket West Indies Masters Association (CWIMA) has informed that BK Group of Companies has officially joined the 2026 IMC Over-40s Cricket World Cup as a Platinum Sponsor, marking a major milestone in the build-up to Guyana’s hosting of this global event.
Cricket West Indies Masters Association and BK Group of Companies officials during their agreement meeting.
The agreement was finalized following a high-level meeting with Brian Tiwarie, head of the BK
Group, at the company’s operational base at Eugene F. Correia International Airport (Ogle
Airport).
A Strategic National Partnership
BK Group is one of Guyana’s most established and diversified indigenous business groups, with
operations spanning:
- Construction and infrastructure development
- Quarrying and aggregates
- Ready-mix concrete supply
- Marine and logistics services
- Security services
- Aviation and hinterland transportation
This broad platform positions BK Group as a key contributor to Guyana’s economic growth and
infrastructure development.
Platinum Sponsorship Commitment
As a Platinum Sponsor, BK Group will play a key role in supporting the successful delivery of
the 2026 IMC Over-40s Cricket World Cup.
The partnership reflects a shared vision between CWIMA and BK Group to elevate Guyana as a
premier destination for international sport, tourism, and investment.
Expanding the Tournament’s National Impact
The 2026 World Cup is being structured to extend its reach beyond Georgetown, with matches
and team activities planned across multiple regions of Guyana. This approach is designed to
ensure broader economic participation and national engagement.
Private-sector partnerships such as this are critical to delivering an international-standard
tournament while maximizing long-term benefits for the country.
CWIMA’s Secretary, Roy Singh stated: “This is a significant partnership for the tournament. BK Group is a serious organization with deep roots in Guyana’s economy, and its support reflects strong confidence in what we are building. Partnerships like this are what allow us to deliver a high-quality international event while showcasing Guyana on the global stage.”
A Tournament with Global Reach
The 2026 IMC Over-40s Cricket World Cup will feature up to 16 international teams,
including former first-class and international players from across the cricketing world.
The tournament is expected to generate:
- Global live-streaming coverage
- Television broadcast exposure
- Increased tourism and international visitation
- Economic activity across hospitality, transport, and service sectors
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