Kinshasa: Tradex opens its first $2.1 million station and revives the one that was demolished

Author: Investir au Cameroun PublicationPublished on: October 26, 2026Country: Democratic Republic of the Congo

Business & Economy

Kinshasa: Tradex opens its first $2.1 million station and revives the one that was demolished

Cameroonian petroleum group Tradex began fuel distribution in the Democratic Republic of the Congo with the opening of its first Kinshasa station on October 22, 2026. Located in Kingabwa, in the Limete municipality, Tradex Kingabwa cost $2.1 million and covers 1,800 square metres. It can store 130,000 litres of fuel and has four pumps with 12 dispensing nozzles. Established in 2024 and controlled by Cameroon’s SNH, Tradex RDC plans to gradually build a distribution network in the country.

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