New Oil Opportunity
GOREM Global Group is seeking a partnership with an oil exploration and extraction company, or companies, to assume operations of an existing facility and explore new opportunities in Cameroon.
Specialising in:
• Opportunity Sourcing
• Partnership Facilitation
• Regulatory & Compliance Support
• Sustainability Integration
• Market Insights
Connecting with Confidence
Regulatory & Compliance Support
Guiding through licensing, environmental impact assessments, and international trade agreements to minimize risks.
Partnership Facilitation
Connecting you with local governments, mining concessions, and joint venture partners in Central Africa.
Opportunity Sourcing
Curating tailored investment prospects based on your company's strengths in extraction technologies.
Market Insights
Providing real-time analysis on commodity trends, geopolitical factors, and technological advancements in oil, gas, and mineral sectors.
Sustainability Integration
Emphasizing responsible practices that align with ESG standards, ensuring long-term viability for all parties.
Opportunities
in Cameroon
Oil & Gas
Cameroon's hydrocarbon basins, including the Rio del Rey and Douala/Kribi-Campo, are home to significant proven and potential reserves. The country boasts rich deposits of oil and natural gas, with ongoing exploration revealing new prospects that could substantially boost production. Despite a projected 12.7% dip in oil and gas revenues for 2025 due to global market fluctuations, the long-term outlook remains optimistic, driven by untapped fields and technological advancements in extraction. Investors can capitalize on this by participating in upstream activities, where the potential for discovering new reserves is high, supported by modern seismic data and drilling technologies.
Rare Earth Minerals
Cameroon's geological potential is immense, underpinned by its position in the Central African Fold Belt, a region rich in diverse minerals. The country's soils and river systems, particularly in the South-East around the Dja River, host significant occurrences of monazite—a mineral laden with REEs like lanthanum, cerium, and neodymium. Recent explorations have elevated Cameroon's profile: Australian-listed Peak Minerals (ASX: PUA) unveiled a high-value REE discovery at its Minta Est project, boasting exceptional grades in rare earth-rich monazite assemblages. Similarly, DY6 Metals (ASX: DY6) reported promising heavy mineral sands (HMS) results at its Douala Basin and Central Rutile projects, with assays confirming high-grade rutile and REE mineralization across a 41km strike. These finds are not isolated; geochemical surveys have identified REEs alongside other critical minerals like cobalt, nickel, and uranium, with over 18,000 samples revealing untapped potential across the nation.
With Africa's REE output expected to reach 10% of global supply by 2030—starting with a tipping point in 2025—Cameroon stands to benefit significantly. Investments in projects like Minim Martap (bauxite with REE potential) are valued at over $835 million, promising job creation, infrastructure development, and revenue diversification
Investment Climate
Cameroon's government has rolled out transformative investment incentives for 2025, aimed at making the country more competitive. In priority sectors like oil and gas, investors benefit from corporate tax exemptions for up to 10 years, customs duty exemptions on equipment, and VAT waivers on imported capital goods. Strong legal protections, including bilateral investment treaties and profit repatriation freedoms, ensure a secure environment. Agencies such as the Investment Promotion Agency (API) streamline processes, providing one-stop support for permits and partnerships.
Cameroon's mining sector offers a compelling blend of untapped resources, government-backed reforms, and specific opportunities in abandoned site rehabilitation and turnkey projects. Investors focusing on sustainable practices and technology integration can capitalize on this frontier, contributing to economic diversification and community upliftment.
The economic backdrop is equally compelling: GDP is expected to grow to 4.4% in 2025, bolstered by increased domestic gas production and commodity prices. With a young population of over 25 million and a GDP of approximately $39 billion, Cameroon offers a skilled workforce and growing domestic market.