In the provisional issuance calendar published on March 30, 2026, by the central bank of the six CEMAC countries, the Cameroonian government announced its plan to raise 580 billion FCFA on the public securities market of the Bank of Central African States (BEAC), between April and June 2026.

The Public Treasury aims to raise 160 billion FCFA in April, 155 billion FCFA in May, and 265 billion FCFA in June. To achieve this objective, the State will use two financial instruments: fungible Treasury Bills (BTA), with short maturities (13 to 52 weeks), and fungible Treasury Bonds (OTA), with long maturities (2 to 15 years). With 580 billion FCFA to be raised in just three months, Cameroon is embarking on a decisive quarter. Beyond the amounts, investors will scrutinize the sustainability of the debt pace and the ability to rebalance financing towards the long term.