Central Africa is made up of 8 countries
which are neither politically nor socioeconomically uniform.
1. Cameroon
2. Central African Republic
3. Chad
4. Congo (Democratic Republic)
5. Republic Of Congo
6. Equatorial Guinea
7. Gabon
8. Sao Tome & Principe
Central Africa is rich in natural resources and
contains the second largest tropical forest
area in the world. The region is an important
source of raw materials, such as minerals
including uranium, gold, wood, oil and vast
opportunity in agriculture sector for many
industrialised countries and investor.
At present, much of the potential in Africa
remains untapped and the race is on for
providers to explore better and innovative
ways to get customers on board - so long as
we can navigate exigent regulatory and
political environments.
Company Formation Structure In Cameroon
Why Cameroon?
One of the most progressive country in the emerging
market. The Central Africa portfolio at end-2016 comprised
138 projects with a net commitment value of UA 2,887.2
million*. Cameroon and the Democratic Republic of
Congo, together, account for two-thirds of the region’s
portfolio, with the remaining five countries taking in less
than 10 percent each. (Source: African Development Bank
The most reliable landing country to enter Central Africa
Region because of its oil reserves and favourable
agricultural conditions, Cameroon still has one of the bestendowed primary commodity economies in sub-Saharan
Africa.
European Investment Bank: The Bank’s regional office for
Central Africa opened in Yaoundé, Cameroon.
Currency rate 1 USD to XAF = 605.034 Central African
Francs
As for the investment purpose , there is a strong, long and
old political, military and networking between Uptrend
Leap Sdn Bhd and Cameroon counterpart.
Potential Sector To Explore
