Kribi and Dibamba: Globeleq reports CFAF 15 billion in 2025 profits, despite a 24% decline

Author: Investir au Cameroun PublicationPublished on: October 23, 2026Country: Cameroon

Business & Economy

Kribi and Dibamba: Globeleq reports CFAF 15 billion in 2025 profits, despite a 24% decline

The companies operating the Kribi and Dibamba power plants earned combined profits of about CFAF 15 billion in 2025, down 24.2% from CFAF 19.8 billion in 2024. Their combined revenue nevertheless rose 5.9% to CFAF 82.6 billion. At Kribi, profit fell from about CFAF 12.8 billion to CFAF 6 billion despite higher revenue, while Dibamba’s profit increased from CFAF 7 billion to nearly CFAF 9 billion. Globeleq also reported continuing cash-flow difficulties linked to accumulating payment arrears.

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