The annual report highlights a net profit of 14.02 billion CFA francs, backed by a consolidated turnover of 383.56 billion CFA francs. The solidity of the aggregates, which bring the total balance sheet to 242.29 billion CFA francs, led the administrators to renew the shareholders' trust in General Manager Emmanuel Patrick MVONDO to lead the company's commercial planning.

The operator's performance, an entity with a social capital of 5.036 billion CFA francs created in 1999 by the National Hydrocarbons Corporation (SNH), results from the progressive extension of its distribution network. The company now relies on a network of 87 service stations spread across the ten regions of Cameroon, while also acting as a growth relay across borders through operational subsidiaries in Chad, the Central African Republic, Equatorial Guinea, and the Democratic Republic of Congo. The evaluation of the first four months of 2026 indicates a budget execution in line with profitability objectives, despite fluctuations in international white product prices and logistical constraints in the sub-region.

Facing regional energy vulnerability, the management's priorities focus on strengthening storage and transformation capacities. The company aligns with the industrial priorities of the parent company through the implementation of the CSTAR project, an infrastructure program providing for the establishment of a crude oil refinery and a fuel depot in the industrial-port zone of Kribi. The allocation of 2025 fiscal year profits to these infrastructure investments aims to protect the domestic market against refined product stock shortages, while increasing local added value before final distribution.



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