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Cameroon airports operator secures premium bourse listing approval
The outcome of an evaluation workshop held on wednesday, june 24, 2026, in kribi brought together members of the board of directors, the general assembly, and representatives from the central african stock and real estate exchange (bvmac) and partner securities firms.
key milestones reached in Cameroon airports operator’s bourse debut preparation
The june 24 workshop in kribi served as a platform to assess progress on the listing process of aéroports du Cameroun (adc sa) on the bvmac exchange. participants included adc sa’s board members, general assembly delegates, bvmac officials, and securities firms actively supporting the initiative.
a detailed presentation by patrick mbarga, head of management control at adc sa, outlined the valuation process completed by the company. this was followed by an evaluation of the progress achieved by three key partners: deloitte and touche, nya and co, and sdb emerald securities services bourse sa.
bvmac confirms adc sa’s readiness for premium bourse listing
The central african stock and real estate exchange (bvmac) has officially validated the readiness of aéroports du Cameroun (adc sa) to list on the bourse in the premium segment. the bvmac director general confirmed the positive state of the company’s preparations during a closing address to workshop attendees.
“at this stage, adc sa has met all necessary requirements and is fully prepared for a premium listing,” the director general stated. “the evaluation confirms that the company is ready to proceed with its market debut.”
next steps in adc sa’s market debut process
Following the successful evaluation, adc sa is now positioned to finalize its listing on the bvmac platform. the company’s management team, led by its directors and deputy directors, will continue to work closely with bvmac officials and securities partners to ensure a smooth transition to the public market.
The completion of this evaluation phase marks a significant milestone in adc sa’s strategic initiative to expand its financing options and enhance its corporate profile through a public listing.
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