The Cameroonian state paid the sum due to the fund British Actis for the acquisition of its 51% stake in Eneo, the 10 February 2026.

The transaction formalizes the exit of Actis from the capital of the electricity distribution dealer in Cameroon and opens a new governance sequence. Payment was made six days before the contractual deadline set at 16 February, on financing from the budget of the 2026 fiscal year, confides an authorized source. The operation valued at 78 billion FCFA, concludes more than two years of discussions between Yaoundé and Actis, acquired a stake in Eneo in 2014. The agreement formalizing the release of Actis was signed on 19 November at the Ministry of Finance, in the presence of Minister Louis Paul Motazé, the Minister of Water and Energy Gaston Eloundou Essomba and of a delegation from the fund. At the end of the operation, the State now owns 95% of Eneo's capital, the remaining 5% being reserved for employees.