AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoCEMAC Currency: Old CFA franc coins from 1958–1985 lost legal tender status across the bloc, including Equatorial Guinea, on November 1. They can be exchanged at banks, microfinance institutions and BEAC counters through July 31, 2027; BEAC alone will handle exchanges until October 31. Oil and Gas: Panoro Energy says its Côte d’Ivoire gas stake adds to production in Equatorial Guinea, Gabon and Tunisia, taking pro forma group output above 21,500 barrels of oil equivalent a day. Chevron is also weighing exploration opportunities in Equatorial Guinea as it plans to raise exploration spending by 50% in 2027. Trade and Investment: Russia’s Vladimir Putin said trade with Equatorial Guinea has declined and remains below potential, citing energy and mining projects and a proposed intergovernmental commission as ways to deepen ties. Crude Exports: Chinese refiners are buying Equatorial Guinea’s Ceiba crude as eased freight costs make West African supplies more attractive. Energy Finance: The $5 billion Africa Energy Bank has formally launched in Abuja to fund projects across the energy value chain.
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