With Eséka Acquisition, Opalm Signals Expansion in Cameroon’s Palm Oil Industry
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Cameroon’s Socapalm, a subsidiary of Luxembourg-based Socfin, announced on February 18, 2026, that it has sold its “Eséka plantation” in the Center region to Opalm. Sources close to the deal indicate that the agreement primarily concerns the industrial palm oil mill operated by Socapalm at the (…)
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