Chinese Group Considers CFA88 Billion Sugar and Rice Project in Eastern Cameroon
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Chinese state-owned company Nanning Agricultural Development Group is considering an investment of approximately CFA88 billion in sugar and rice production in Batouri, in Cameroon's East Region. According to a tender notice published on October 27, 2026, the company proposes to establish large sugarcane and rice plantations alongside a factory capable of producing 60,000 tons of sugar annually. However, the project remains at the study stage. The proposed investment includes leasing approximately 6,667 hectares of land for sugarcane cultivation and another 200 hectares for rice. The company…
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