Cameroon : Kribi port’s industrial zone has already attracted hundred companies
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Comments - Tuesday, 06 March 2018 14:50
(Business in Cameroon) - One hundred companies have already submitted their application to establish themselves in the industrial zone of Kribi autonomous port (PAK) commissioned on March 2, 2018. This was revealed by the manager of this port which is the largest in Cameroon.
Among these companies, there is BIOCAM, an exporter of wood waste for energy generation (Biomass) and Atlantic cocoa which signed the first occupancy agreement of the industrial zone on January 24, 2018.
The agreement authorizes Atlantic Cocoa to build a cocoa processing plant in the industrial zone. The plant with a yearly processing capacity of 48,000 tons, extensible to 64,000 tons, will cost CFA30 billion and it should be operational by September 2018.
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