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Steady ⬆️ week for Trp.

A few detractors not happy and having a good cry.

One even losing sleep and posting at 1am in the morning 🤣🤣

100% plus rise when the permit RNs land gla those that are holding 👍

Https://www.ecofinagency.com/news-infrastructures/0503-53509-cameroon-finalizes-financing-structure-for-957m-kribi-refinery-and-storage-terminal

Mannnan your shorting deramping traders need you to try harder or another 60,000 of one liners will do,this is cheap don’t you agree and all that lovely oil at this price $$$$

Be careful someone is after your shares in the background imo

Shytetalk your name pretty sums you up, maybe a holiday in Benidorm when you sell pi $$er

Leave you to talk to yourself now what an empty vessel you are 😎

🤣🤣🤣 bull ****

Shytetalk talking his invisible shares down,you couldn’t make it up 🤦

My view is that we will get the nod before all the bids for the new blocks are in end of this month Aimho gla

We have been going north this week and Santiago no substance in your posts pretty much says what’s between your ears.

Many thing are happening in the background and don’t let the village idiots tell you otherwise.

Fill your boots imho gla 👍

Country’s push to regain energy independence.

The project is part of Cameroon’s broader strategy to regain “energy sovereignty

Project promoters estimate that the Kribi refinery could generate annual savings of about CFA400 billion (roughly $720 million) by reducing fuel imports. They also project export revenues of around CFA141 billion per year, particularly from marine fuels.

The project is expected to create about 7,000 jobs, including 2,000 direct positions. Cstar is owned by Ariana Energy (49%), Tradex S.A. (31%), and SNH (20%).

Https://www.businessincameroon.com/energy/0203-15832-cameroon-fast-tracks-kribi-refinery-in-push-to-cut-fuel-imports-and-regain-energy-control

⬆️ today again with steady buying while we wait for the news gla

Higher the better when it lands 👍

It is cheap.

20 million plus mkt cap when the RNs lands

90 cos and just look at the reserves on this license.

A successful drill and we are going to 100 million mkt cap.

Dont forget Namibia.😉

While the market is having a few jitters Trp has been moving up ⬆️

Looking good for another blue day.

A intraday permit RNs would be nice gla

Don’t miss out straight to .06 when the permit lands ⬆️⬆️⬆️

Some nice buys 👍

Do your home work and read between the lines.

imo we will get news in the next couple of weeks and with oil prices rising for the wrong reasons a perfect storm for Trp holders gla

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Milestone

Date

1

Launch of the licensing round

1 August 2025

2

Opening of data consultation period

1 September 2025

3

Close of data consultation period

15 March 2026

4

Deadline for submission of proposals

30 March 2026 – 12:00 noon (local time)

5

Public opening of proposals in the presence of

all bidding companies or their representatives:

30 March 2026- 13:00 (local time)

6

Publication of the results:

24 April 2026

Cameroon’s 2026 Licensing Round: A Regulatory and Compliance Guide for Prospective Bidders

Cameroon’s 2026 licensing round provides access to blocks located in established producing basins with available subsurface data

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SANDTON, South Africa, February 26, 2026/APO Group/ -- Introduction

Cameroon’s 2026 licensing round represents one of the most structured and commercially compelling entry points into proven producing basins in Central Africa in recent years. Within its mandate to promote and valorise hydrocarbon resources in the national oil and gas domain of the Republic of Cameroon, the The Société Nationale des Hydrocarbures (SNH) has brought to market nine blocks located in the Rio del Rey and Douala/Kribi-Campo basins, all of which lie in close proximity to existing producing fields and are supported by 2D and 3D seismic coverage, drilled wells, discovery wells, identified leads and undrilled prospects. This is taking place in a country with approximately 200 million barrels of proven oil reserves (U.S Energy Information and Worldometer Data) and significant gas potential, governed by a modern legislative framework under Law No. 2019/008 of 25 April 2019 instituting the Petroleum Code, its enabling acts and and Decree n° 2023/232 of May 04, 2023.

For investors, the decisive question is whether their bid satisfies the legal and regulatory conditions for participation and evaluation. Entry into the round is determined at the submission stage by a number of mandatory parameters: the choice of petroleum contract under the Petroleum Code, the commitment to a minimum work programme within the exploration periods, the ability to meet the corporate, technical, financial, environmental and local content requirements set out in the Call for Expression of Interest. These are the criteria against which bids will be assessed.

This article sets out the legal and regulatory framework governing participation in Cameroon’s 2026 licensing round. It focuses on the mandatory requirements bidders must satisfy under the Petroleum Code and the SNH Call for Expression of Interest.

Key Milestones in the Bidding Process

Although the licensing round was launched on 1 August 2025, the process is now approaching its final stages. With the data consultation period closing on 15 March 2026 and the bid submission deadline fixed for 30 March 2026, prospective bidders are in the critical phase of finalising their technical evaluation, corporate structuring and financing arrangements. At this stage, the focus is on the preparation of a compliant and competitive proposal. The Call for Expression of Interest sets out the procedural