Christmas 2025 at SNH: A Commitment to Social and Environmental Responsibility

In addition to gifts to staff members’ children, the company also made donations to local communities at remote sites, notably in Kribi.

The celebrations began on 19 December in Yaoundé with the traditional Christmas Tree ceremony, during which General Management presented gifts to 544 children of staff members. The event took place in a warm and convivial atmosphere, reflecting the values of unity and commitment upheld by the company under the leadership of Mr Adolphe Moudiki.

For this edition, the Executive General Manager (EGM) increased the budget allocated to the event. This gesture was warmly welcomed by staff, who expressed their deep appreciation for the EGM’s generosity and continued commitment to the well-being of SNH employees and their families.

Beyond the festive dimension, the ceremony also served as a reminder of the core values that guide SNH’s daily operations: excellence, responsibility and cohesion. Christmas at SNH remains an opportunity to celebrate human capital, which stands at the heart of Top Management’s priorities.

The representative of the Executive General Manager at the ceremony took the opportunity to convey Mr Adolphe Moudiki’s wish that the Christmas spirit would extend beyond the company’s head office and into the homes of workers, bringing joy to children and families across all SNH sites.

In line with this vision, the distribution of gifts continued at remote sites, notably in Kribi on Monday, 22 December. More than 200 children received gifts and donations were made to local communities, particularly in Lolabe and Bomono, with the support of TRADEX.

This initiative forms part of the SNH Group’s corporate social responsibility programme, which also includes the development of major energy infrastructure in Kribi, notably the construction of a storage depot and a refinery through the project company CSTAR.

SNH mandates BGFIBANK Cameroon to raise USD 210 million for the CSTAR project

A strategic financial partnership to accelerate the implementation of the project

SNH and BGFIBANK Cameroon signed, on 4 November, a Framework Agreement granting the bank a mandate to mobilise USD 210 million for the CSTAR project. The agreement, signed by Minister Adolphe Moudiki and Mr Abakal Mahamat, marks a major turning point in the implementation of this strategic oil infrastructure.

The CSTAR project involves the construction of a modern refinery with a capacity of 30,000 barrels per day, located near the Kribi Deep Sea Port. With a total estimated cost of USD 621.96 million, the project is expected to create 5,000 direct and indirect jobs.

BGFIBANK will leverage its financial expertise and extensive network to support the structuring of the project’s funding. For SNH, this mandate represents an important step towards the realisation of the President of the Republic’s vision for energy sovereignty and industrial development.

Fight Against Breast Cancer: SNH partners with Les Mariannes

The company supported La Marche Rose organised in Yaoundé by this association.

Around twenty female staff of the company, accompanied by a few male colleagues who came out to support them, took part on Saturday, 29 November 2025, in this pink walk.

The event featured a fitness walk across town, an energizing Zumba session, a cancer-awareness talk highlighting the importance of early screening and community engagement, as well as an interactive game with prizes. All in a convivial and dynamic atmosphere.

SNH’s participation in this pink walk reaffirms its commitment to promoting prevention and encouraging collective mobilization in the fight against cancer.

New Leadership at SINOPEC Subsidiaries in Cameroon

The new CEO received official welcome at SNH on 09^th October 2025

Mr Xing Qinghe, newly appointed President and CEO of Addax Petroleum Cameroon Company (APCC) and CEO of Addax Petroleum Cameroon Limited (APCL), was officially received at SNH by Nathalie Moudiki, representing the Executive General Manager.

The appointment comes as SNH reaffirms its strategic role in developing Cameroon’s petroleum resources to strengthen energy sovereignty, drive economic growth, and ensure reliable access to petroleum products. Addax Petroleum, a long-standing and committed partner, is expected to play an active role in achieving these goals.

Over the past few years, Addax Petroleum has drilled 16 wells and contributes approximately 30% of national crude oil production. Investments in the Iroko and Mokoko Abana blocks total USD 528.73 million. The company has also been involved in converting Establishment Agreements and Partnership contracts into Production Sharing Contracts (PSCs), in accordance with the 2019 Petroleum Code.

SNH paid tribute to outgoing CEO, Mr Bin Qu, and expects Mr Xing Qinghe to continue strengthening the strategic partnership with the SINOPEC Group.