AGP Executive Report
Last update: 31 minutes agoAgro-processing: A women-led cooperative in Djoum plans a cassava plant making flour, starch and tapioca for regional export, but needs financing, equipment and transport. Digital finance: dLocal and Western Union have launched remittance payouts to Cameroonian mobile wallets, starting with a live local corridor. Oil and gas: Cameroon’s new six-block licensing round aims to attract investment and double crude output from about 50,000 to 100,000 barrels a day; results are expected in June 2027. Infrastructure: A U.S. firm and financial partner are exploring a $2 billion airport near Douala, while Cameroon has signed a €212.35 million IsDB financing deal for the Douala–Bafoussam road. Industry and finance: Chinese tilemaker Keda has started a third production line in Kribi, targeting a 67% capacity increase. France’s three-year startup program also closed after supporting 100 businesses with funding, equipment and mentoring. Business pressures: Safacam forecasts a 58% profit drop in 2026 despite higher annual sales, while the government spent CFA57 billion to stabilize fuel prices in September.
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