The renewal of the managerial mandate comes in a context of volatility in the global refined products markets, consolidating the positioning of the subsidiary of the National Hydrocarbons Corporation (SNH) in the face of the imperatives of supplying the domestic market and the corridors of Central Africa.

The official financial statements highlight a consolidated balance sheet strengthened by regular operating gains. The oil company, with a share capital of 5,036 billion CFA francs, reports a net profit of 14,02 billion CFA francs. The financial performance is based on a global turnover of 383,56 billion CFA francs, bringing the total assets of the exercise to 242,29 billion CFA francs. The growth in sales volume results from the territorial deployment of the brand, whose integrated network now includes 87 service stations covering the entire Cameroonian territory, complemented by the contribution of subsidiaries established in Chad, Central African Republic, Equatorial Guinea, and the Democratic Republic of Congo.

The orientation of monetary surpluses prioritizes autonomy of supply and reduction of dependence on international trade. The roadmap validated by the board consecrates the allocation of available resources to the development of the infrastructure project called CSTAR. The industrial program provides for the construction of a crude oil refinery and a fuel storage center within the industrial-port zone of Kribi. The port anchorage of future processing units aims to secure safety stocks and optimize logistical transport costs, the execution data for the first four months of 2026 confirming the operator's ability to self-finance its structural projects.


Ndjomo Carlos

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