Profiles and reporting on specific Cameroonian companies — major employers, listed firms, multinationals operating locally, and the SMEs that rarely get written about. For the register of companies itself, see the Business Directory.
SIC Cacaos has a new CEO. Blaise Kengne returns from Barry Callebaut Nigeria as bean deliveries to Cameroon's largest cocoa processor fall 14% in a season.
CAMTEL and SOCADEL signed an infrastructure sharing MoU to run fibre along power poles and rights-of-way. What each side brings, and what has to happen next.
The EDC capital increase lifts Cameroon's power developer from CFA15bn to CFA25.3bn by converting old state funds, while its cash fell to just CFA81.3m.
Access Bank Cameroon's total assets fell 7.2% to CFA465.1bn in September 2026, while customer financing rose only 0.4%. What the monthly statements show.
Western Union payouts in Cameroon can now go straight to mobile wallets after a deal with dLocal. Here is how it works and what is still unclear for users.
Mobile money interest: Orange Money and MTN MoMo earned CFA21.5bn in 2025 on user funds held in Cameroonian banks, while wallet holders earned nothing.
The state now owns 98.09% of Sonara after a debt-to-equity capital operation that cut TotalEnergies to 0.42% and left the refinery's other shareholders below 1%.
CAMTEL and housing developer SIC will pre-wire SIC estates for fibre, starting with 40 homes. Plans start at CFAF 15,000 a month, and up to 30,000 SIC clients could benefit.
