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Cameroon: Oil revenues up 20.8% year-on-year to XAF343.6bln, at the end of September 2018  

Cameroon: Oil revenues up 20.8% year-on-year to XAF343.6bln, at the end of September 2018  
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(Business in Cameroon) - Between January and September 2018, Cameroon collected XAF343.6 billion from oil revenues, an increase by 20.8% year-on-year (+XAF59.1 billion). This was revealed by the government in the 2018 budget implementation report.

According to the document, the increase was motivated by a year-on-year improvement by 41.2% in world oil prices with the average barrel price at $73.4 over the period.

The aggregate oil revenues include XAF283.7 billion from oil royalties paid by the national oil company (SNH) and XFA59.9 billion in oil corporate taxes. This amount of revenues represents an achievement rate of 105.8% compared to the XAF324.7 billion expected.

As regards non-oil revenues, they reached XAF2,047.9 billion over the period reviewed against XAF1,887 billion in late September 2017; an increase by XAF160.9 billion (+8.5%). Compared to the XAF2,150 billion expected, non-oil revenues are down XAF102.1billion; an achievement rate of 95.2% drawn by the underperformance in tax revenues.

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