The Cameroonian government is planning for this New year 2026, to launch a new bond loan in the amount of 150 billion FCFA at the Central African Securities Exchange (Bvmac), the unified financial market of CEMAC countries based in Douala in Cameroun. The General Directorate of the Treasury of the Ministry of Finance gave This information in the provisional calendar of securities issues Cameroonian audiences in 2026.

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in draft form, the launch of the new bond loan from the Cameroonian public treasury, falls on the margins of traditional issues of bonds and similar Treasury bonds (BTA) and OTA) carried out on the public securities market managed by the Bank of Central African States (DECK). These would be Treasury bonds (OTs), instruments issued exclusively on the subregional financial market or, at default, on international markets.

The planned fundraising should logically be Do so on the Douala stock exchange, CEMAC's main financial hub. However, there is still no certainty surrounding the realization of this operation, so It remains subject to market weather.

If the bond loan ^{projected for 2026 had just come to fruition, it would be the 8th operation} of this type led by Cameroon at Bvmac. The last was in 2023, a a year marked by difficult market conditions.