From October 8 to 10, 2025, at a meeting strategic in Pointe-Noire, by the Wing-Wah company and chaired by Minister Bruno Jean Richard Itoua, the government set the tax prices crude hydrocarbons produced and marketed in the third quarter of 2025.

The authorities announced a quarterly average tax prices of $69.155 per barrel, with an average differential of +0.021 dollars compared to international references. In detail, The weighted average prices by crude quality are as follows: Djeno Mélange : $68.249/b, differential of -$0.531/b compared to dated Brent; Nkossa Blend: $68.815/b, differential of -0.235/b; Yombo: $70.402/b, positive differential of +$0.830/b; Nkossa-Butane: $46.454/b, aligned with Butane NWE cargoes; Nkossa-Propane: $26.847/b, with a differential of -1.618 $/b compared to Propane Mont Belvieu.

The minister of Hydrocarbons emphasized that the global oil industry environment remains unstable, marked by major economic and geopolitical upheavals