Brewing Industry: Kadji Group Conquering West Africa with Two Factories Worth 120 Billion FCFA

Author: Investir au Cameroun PublicationPublished on: April 7, 2026Country: Cameroon

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Brewing Industry: Kadji Group Conquering West Africa with Two Factories Worth 120 Billion FCFA

In April 2026, the Cameroonian Breweries Union (UCB), a subsidiary of the Kadji Group, will launch its first canned beers and hygienic drinks on the market. These products will come from the new factory, named 'Moungo factory', built on the site of the Kadji Sports Academy in Douala. With an investment of 100 billion FCFA, this factory has an annual capacity of 2 million hectoliters, thus doubling the group's production in Cameroon.

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