Nearly two weeks after a fire destroyed AML Foods Limited’sCost Right and Solomon’s Old Trail stores, the company is pleased to provide a positive update on its recovery efforts and continued support for both team members and customers.

Renea Bastian, Vice President of Marketing and Communications, confirmed that all 139 employeesimpacted by the fire have been successfully reassigned to other AML locations across New Providence.

“We’re proud to report that there has been no loss of jobs, and every team member affected has beenwelcomed into new roles within the company,” Bastian said. “We are incredibly grateful to ouremployees for their resilience, and to our community for their ongoing support. From day one, our toppriority was to take care of our people, and we’re proud to have delivered on that commitment.”

Acknowledging the impact on loyal customers who have long depended on Solomon’s Old Trail and CostRight, Bastian emphasized that the company is actively working on new ways to continue serving andsupporting its valued customers.

“We know this loss has affected many in our community, and we want to reassure our customers thatwe’re still here for them. We invite everyone to shop at Solomon’s Yamacraw, where you’ll find the samegreat value, wide assortment, and friendly service you’ve come to expect from Solomon’s Old Trail.”

To further support Cost Right members, AML has begun integrating the most popular Cost Right Clubitems into the product mix at Solomon’s Yamacraw. Select meat club packs are already available, withadditional products to be introduced in the coming weeks.

Efforts are also underway to restore Cost Right’s e-commerce operations. “We are actively exploringseveral warehouse space options that would support online order fulfillment—and potentially in-storepurchases—in the near future,” Bastian noted. According to her, they are also close to enabling onlineorders to Nassau through Cost Right Freeport.

Bastian reconfirmed that AML remains committed to rebuilding, stronger and better, and will continue toshare updates with the public as progress continues.

About AML Foods Limited: AML Foods Limited was incorporated in 1989 in The Bahamas and is listed on theBahamas International Securities Exchange. The Company and its subsidiaries are primarily engaged in theoperations of retail and club stores offering dry and perishable food items and other consumer products, and theoperation of a food franchise business. AML Foods Limited’s Food Distribution includes its retail division -Solomon’s Super Center, Solomon’s Yamacraw, Solomon’s Lucaya, Solomon’s Downtown Freeport, Solomon’sFresh Market Old Fort Bay, Solomon’s Fresh Market Harbour Bay, and Exuma Markets – and its club division -Cost Right Nassau and Cost Right Freeport; the Company’s Franchise Division consists of ten Domino’s Pizzalocations in Nassau and Freeport. The registered office of the Company is at One Millars Court, off Shirley Street,Nassau, New Providence, Bahamas and the corporate office is at #20 University Drive, Nassau, New Providence,Bahamas, Tel: 242.677.7200.

About this report: This report may include “forward-looking statements.” While AML Foods Limited believes thatthe expectations reflected in such statements are reasonable, it can give no assurance that such expectations willprove to be correct. Important factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from AML Foods’expectations include external economic conditions, changes in the marketplace, changes in interest rates andoperating costs and other unforeseen events or conditions that affect the Group’s performance.

Nearly two weeks after a fire destroyed AML Foods Limited’s Cost Right and Solomon’s Old Trail stores, the company is pleased to provide a positive update on its recovery efforts and continued support for both team members and customers. Renea Bastian, Vice President of Marketing and Communications, confirmed that all 139 employees impacted by the fire have been successfully reassigned to other AML locations across New Providence. “We’re proud to report that there has been no loss of jobs, and every team member affected has been welcomed into new roles within the company,” Bastian said. “We are incredibly grateful to our employees for their resilience, and to our community for their ongoing support. From day one, our top priority was to take care of our people, and we’re proud to have delivered on that commitment.” Acknowledging the impact on loyal customers who have long depended on Solomon’s Old Trail and Cost Right, Bastian emphasized that the company is actively working on new ways to continue serving and supporting its valued customers. “We know this loss has affected many in our community, and we want to reassure our customers that we’re still here for them. We invite everyone to shop at Solomon’s Yamacraw, where you’ll find the same great value, wide assortment, and friendly service you’ve come to expect from Solomon’s Old Trail.” To further support Cost Right members, AML has begun integrating the most popular Cost Right Club items into the product mix at Solomon’s Yamacraw. Select meat club packs are already available, with additional products to be introduced in the coming weeks. Efforts are also underway to restore Cost Right’s e-commerce operations. “We are actively exploring several warehouse space options that would support online order fulfillment—and potentially in-store purchases—in the near future,” Bastian noted. According to her, they are also close to enabling online orders to Nassau through Cost Right Freeport. Bastian reconfirmed that AML remains committed to rebuilding, stronger and better, and will continue to share updates with the public as progress continues. About AML Foods Limited: AML Foods Limited was incorporated in 1989 in The Bahamas and is listed on the Bahamas International Securities Exchange. The Company and its subsidiaries are primarily engaged in the operations of retail and club stores offering dry and perishable food items and other consumer products, and the operation of a food franchise business. AML Foods Limited’s Food Distribution includes its retail division - Solomon’s Super Center, Solomon’s Yamacraw, Solomon’s Lucaya, Solomon’s Downtown Freeport, Solomon’s Fresh Market Old Fort Bay, Solomon’s Fresh Market Harbour Bay, and Exuma Markets – and its club division - Cost Right Nassau and Cost Right Freeport; the Company’s Franchise Division consists of ten Domino’s Pizza locations in Nassau and Freeport. The registered office of the Company is at One Millars Court, off Shirley Street, Nassau, New Providence, Bahamas and the corporate office is at #20 University Drive, Nassau, New Providence, Bahamas, Tel: 242.677.7200. About this report: This report may include “forward-looking statements.” While AML Foods Limited believes that the expectations reflected in such statements are reasonable, it can give no assurance that such expectations will prove to be correct. Important factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from AML Foods’ expectations include external economic conditions, changes in the marketplace, changes in interest rates and operating costs and other unforeseen events or conditions that affect the Group’s performance.

Royal Caribbean International has appointed Alistair Delancey as director of operations of the Royal Beach Club Paradise Island, coming to The Bahamas in December 2025. Delancey joins the growing management team of the vacation brand’s first beach club experience and brings decades of expertise in driving high-impact operational performance.
 
“I am thrilled to welcome Alistair to the Royal Beach Club Paradise Island team. Alistair's extensive experience in hospitality and operations, combined with his deep understanding of Bahamian culture, makes him an invaluable addition to our management team,” said Philip Simon, President, Royal Caribbean, Bahamas. “His leadership and expertise will undoubtedly enhance the guest experience and contribute to the success of our first beach club experience.”
 
Delancey will oversee the overall operations of Royal Beach Club Paradise Island and the world-class experiences the beach club will deliver to millions of vacationers. As part of his role, he will promote operational excellence and safety, as well as lead a workforce of more than 500 staff members.
 
The Bahamian hospitality expert brings decades of expertise in developing and implementing business strategies focused on enhanced operation, efficiency and performance. He previously served as General Manager for The Baha Bay Beach Club and waterpark at SLS Baha Mar.
 
Royal Beach Club Paradise Island, General Manger, Troy Smith, shared, “Alistair is adept at leading cross-functional teams, optimizing operational efficiency, and fostering partnerships, making him the ideal candidate for this first-of-its-kind project.”
 
The first of the Royal Beach Club Collection continues to take shape in the coming months ahead of its opening in December 2025, and at the heart of the experience will be the island nation of The Bahamas. From the idyllic location to the Bahamian food, culture, and staff, and a unique public-private partnership with The Bahamas, the all-new beach club combines the beauty and spirit of The Bahamas with signature Royal Caribbean touches across the experience, service and design.

Royal Caribbean International has appointed Alistair Delancey as director of operations of the Royal Beach Club Paradise Island, coming to The Bahamas in December 2025. Delancey joins the growing management team of the vacation brand’s first beach club experience and brings decades of expertise in driving high-impact operational performance.   “I am thrilled to welcome Alistair to the Royal Beach Club Paradise Island team. Alistair's extensive experience in hospitality and operations, combined with his deep understanding of Bahamian culture, makes him an invaluable addition to our management team,” said Philip Simon, President, Royal Caribbean, Bahamas. “His leadership and expertise will undoubtedly enhance the guest experience and contribute to the success of our first beach club experience.”   Delancey will oversee the overall operations of Royal Beach Club Paradise Island and the world-class experiences the beach club will deliver to millions of vacationers. As part of his role, he will promote operational excellence and safety, as well as lead a workforce of more than 500 staff members.   The Bahamian hospitality expert brings decades of expertise in developing and implementing business strategies focused on enhanced operation, efficiency and performance. He previously served as General Manager for The Baha Bay Beach Club and waterpark at SLS Baha Mar.   Royal Beach Club Paradise Island, General Manger, Troy Smith, shared, “Alistair is adept at leading cross-functional teams, optimizing operational efficiency, and fostering partnerships, making him the ideal candidate for this first-of-its-kind project.”         The first of the Royal Beach Club Collection continues to take shape in the coming months ahead of its opening in December 2025, and at the heart of the experience will be the island nation of The Bahamas. From the idyllic location to the Bahamian food, culture, and staff, and a unique public-private partnership with The Bahamas, the all-new beach club combines the beauty and spirit of The Bahamas with signature Royal Caribbean touches across the experience, service and design.

The Orlando International Airport (MCO) recently transformed into a celebratory stage as Bahamasair commemorated four decades of service to the destination. The landmark event underscored the enduring partnership and mutual growth that have linked The Bahamas and Central Florida with strong economic and cultural bonds.

For 40 years, Bahamasair has been a key player in connecting Bahamians with the vibrant markets of Florida. The partnership with MCO has significantly contributed to the economic prosperity of Central Florida, with Bahamians playing a pivotal role in regional tourism and commerce. The airline's flights into MCO maintain robust load factors during peak seasons and stand as a testament to the enduring connection.

Bahamasair’s Managing Director, Tracy Cooper, said, "Today's celebration goes beyond commemorating four decades at Orlando International Airport; it symbolizes our dedication to bridging distances and enriching lives. Our journey with MCO is a vivid chapter in our story of connectivity and community engagement. MCO is a gateway to memorable experiences for countless travelers from The Bahamas.”

Lance Lyttle, CEO of the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority (GOAA), which manages Orlando International Airport, said, “As neighbors, Florida and The Bahamas share a unique bond, defined by our close proximity, vibrant cultural ties, and strong economic connections that grow deeper with every year.”

He added, “This milestone is a testament to the strength of our enduring partnership, and we look forward to many more years of collaboration – ensuring seamless travel connections between the people of The Bahamas and Central Florida. Here’s to another 40 years of shared success, growth, and prosperity.” The celebration at Gate 91, Terminal B, was not just an event, but a reflection of the past, present, and aspirations for future endeavors. It was an occasion attended by other figures from the aviation and tourism industries, including Ministry of Tourism and Aviation Deputy Director General, Dr. R. Kenneth Romer; Permanent Secretary, Lisa Adderley Anderson; GOAA Chief Development Officer Vicki Jaramillo, and Bahamasair Chairwoman Tanya Pratt.

Bahamasair board of directors, executives and other team members also participated in the celebration with passengers and airport staff. During the event, the national flag carrier showcased highlights from its history, shared plans for future expansion, and reiterated its commitment to enhancing the passenger experience.

Orlando, Florida, 13 April 2025– The Orlando International Airport (MCO) recently transformed into a celebratory stage as Bahamasair commemorated four decades of service to the destination. The landmark event underscored the enduring partnership and mutual growth that have linked The Bahamas and Central Florida with strong economic and cultural bonds. For 40 years, Bahamasair has been a key player in connecting Bahamians with the vibrant markets of Florida. The partnership with MCO has significantly contributed to the economic prosperity of Central Florida, with Bahamians playing a pivotal role in regional tourism and commerce. The airline's flights into MCO maintain robust load factors during peak seasons and stand as a testament to the enduring connection. Bahamasair’s Managing Director, Tracy Cooper, said, "Today's celebration goes beyond commemorating four decades at Orlando International Airport; it symbolizes our dedication to bridging distances and enriching lives. Our journey with MCO is a vivid chapter in our story of connectivity and community engagement. MCO is a gateway to memorable experiences for countless travelers from The Bahamas.” Lance Lyttle, CEO of the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority (GOAA), which manages Orlando International Airport, said, “As neighbors, Florida and The Bahamas share a unique bond, defined by our close proximity, vibrant cultural ties, and strong economic connections that grow deeper with every year.” He added, “This milestone is a testament to the strength of our enduring partnership, and we look forward to many more years of collaboration – ensuring seamless travel connections between the people of The Bahamas and Central Florida. Here’s to another 40 years of shared success, growth, and prosperity.” The celebration at Gate 91, Terminal B, was not just an event, but a reflection of the past, present, and aspirations for future endeavors. It was an occasion attended by other figures from the aviation and tourism industries, including Ministry of Tourism and Aviation Deputy Director General, Dr. R. Kenneth Romer; Permanent Secretary, Lisa Adderley Anderson; GOAA Chief Development Officer Vicki Jaramillo, and Bahamasair Chairwoman Tanya Pratt. Bahamasair board of directors, executives and other team members also participated in the celebration with passengers and airport staff. During the event, the national flag carrier showcased highlights from its history, shared plans for future expansion, and reiterated its commitment to enhancing the passenger experience.

HG Christie, The Bahamas’ largest and oldest real estate firm, was honored to represent The Bahamas at the inaugural Global Real Estate Speaker Series hosted by the District of Columbia Association of Realtors (DCAR) last month. This quarterly hybrid event was designed to equip individuals with the knowledge needed to navigate international real estate investment opportunities in some of the world’s most desirable destinations.

Real Estate Broker & Appraiser Elbert Thompson of HG Christie was a featured speaker, delivering a compelling presentation titled “Navigating the Real Estate Landscape in The Bahamas.” His insights provided attendees—both in-person and virtual—with a deeper understanding of the Bahamian real estate market, investment opportunities, and key considerations for foreign buyers.

“The Bahamas has long been a premier destination for international investors looking for stability, tax advantages, and, of course, the unmatched beauty of island living,” said Thompson. “Events like this allow us to connect with potential buyers, educate them on the process, and showcase The Bahamas as an attractive option for second-home ownership, investment properties, and permanent residency.”

HG Christie’s participation underscored its commitment to fostering global real estate connections and helping international buyers make informed decisions. The session featured an engaging discussion on market trends, property options—from beachfront condos to private islands—and the advantages of investing in The Bahamas, including its close proximity to the U.S. and a government that actively encourages foreign investment.

Also participating in the session were representatives from the Bahamas Ministry of Tourism & Aviation, the Bahamas Investment Authority, mortgage broker and tax consultant Nathaniel Butler, and attorney Shannelle Bethell. Their collective expertise provided attendees with a comprehensive overview of the investment process and legal framework in The Bahamas.

“The interest from real estate professionals and investors in the DC area was overwhelming,” Thompson noted. “There is a clear appetite for greater collaboration between our markets, and we look forward to strengthening these ties in the future.”

As The Bahamas’ leading real estate brokerage, HG Christie continues to be at the forefront of international real estate outreach, providing exceptional service to clients worldwide. The company’s affiliation with Christie’s International Real Estate further solidifies its position as a trusted resource for those seeking premium property investments in The Bahamas.

HG Christie President John Christie emphasized the importance of global outreach for the firm’s agents, stating, “International engagement is a key part of our strategy to benefit both our Bahamian and international clients. I am pleased to see the initiative of agents like Elbert Thompson, who take the time to connect with markets abroad and showcase the many opportunities available in The Bahamas.”

For more information about HG Christie and its international real estate services, visit www.hgchristie.com or contact info@hgchristie.com.

HG Christie, The Bahamas’ largest and oldest real estate firm, was honored to represent The Bahamas at the inaugural Global Real Estate Speaker Series hosted by the District of Columbia Association of Realtors (DCAR) last month. This quarterly hybrid event was designed to equip individuals with the knowledge needed to navigate international real estate investment opportunities in some of the world’s most desirable destinations. Real Estate Broker & Appraiser Elbert Thompson of HG Christie was a featured speaker, delivering a compelling presentation titled “Navigating the Real Estate Landscape in The Bahamas.” His insights provided attendees—both in-person and virtual—with a deeper understanding of the Bahamian real estate market, investment opportunities, and key considerations for foreign buyers. “The Bahamas has long been a premier destination for international investors looking for stability, tax advantages, and, of course, the unmatched beauty of island living,” said Thompson. “Events like this allow us to connect with potential buyers, educate them on the process, and showcase The Bahamas as an attractive option for second-home ownership, investment properties, and permanent residency.” HG Christie’s participation underscored its commitment to fostering global real estate connections and helping international buyers make informed decisions. The session featured an engaging discussion on market trends, property options—from beachfront condos to private islands—and the advantages of investing in The Bahamas, including its close proximity to the U.S. and a government that actively encourages foreign investment. Also participating in the session were representatives from the Bahamas Ministry of Tourism & Aviation, the Bahamas Investment Authority, mortgage broker and tax consultant Nathaniel Butler, and attorney Shannelle Bethell. Their collective expertise provided attendees with a comprehensive overview of the investment process and legal framework in The Bahamas. “The interest from real estate professionals and investors in the DC area was overwhelming,” Thompson noted. “There is a clear appetite for greater collaboration between our markets, and we look forward to strengthening these ties in the future.” As The Bahamas’ leading real estate brokerage, HG Christie continues to be at the forefront of international real estate outreach, providing exceptional service to clients worldwide. The company’s affiliation with Christie’s International Real Estate further solidifies its position as a trusted resource for those seeking premium property investments in The Bahamas. HG Christie President John Christie emphasized the importance of global outreach for the firm’s agents, stating, “International engagement is a key part of our strategy to benefit both our Bahamian and international clients. I am pleased to see the initiative of agents like Elbert Thompson, who take the time to connect with markets abroad and showcase the many opportunities available in The Bahamas.” For more information about HG Christie and its international real estate services, visit www.hgchristie.com or contact info@hgchristie.com.