AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoAgro-industry: China’s Nanning Agricultural Development Group is studying a proposed CFA88bn sugar and rice project in Cameroon’s East; the investment is not yet committed, and a feasibility study is still pending. Oil and gas: Dangote has incorporated a Cameroon company with a broad mandate spanning fuel imports, refining and petrochemicals, but its CFA10m initial capital does not signal the scale of any planned investment. Cement: BGFIBank Cameroon and Atlantic Group signed CFA23bn in financing for a Kribi grinding plant designed to produce one million tonnes of cement a year, using imported clinker. Cocoa and coffee: The Green Climate Fund approved €87m for a €215.9m Cameroon programme to expand production and strengthen climate resilience; 90% of the GCF financing is concessional loans, while Cameroon is expected to contribute €88.5m. Industrial leadership: Blaise Kengne takes over at SIC Cacaos and Barry Callebaut Cameroon as the company’s bean purchases fell 14% in the 2025–26 season. Power links: Cameroon’s share of the first phase of its electricity connection with Chad is estimated at CFA145bn, but the figure is a project-cost estimate, not approved financing.
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