MTN Cameroon: Blocked Funds Due to Court Seizures Drop to 2.34 Billion FCFA by End of 2025

Author: Investir au Cameroun PublicationPublished on: October 4, 2026Country: Cameroon
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MTN Cameroon: Blocked Funds Due to Court Seizures Drop to 2.34 Billion FCFA by End of 2025

MTN Cameroon’s restricted cash due to court proceedings decreased from 141 million rands in 2024 to 67 million rands at the end of 2025, approximately 2.34 billion FCFA, down from 4.93 billion FCFA a year earlier. The reduction is due to garnishee orders related to ongoing court cases involving third-party assets, with no details on the cases or creditors. Over two years, the restricted cash fell by 85.8%, from 471 million rands in 2023 to 67 million in 2025.

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