Central Africa
Cameroon’s Tradex constructs its first service station in Equatorial Guinea
The new filling station was constructed by Equatoguinean company, Alammarin For Construction SL, and has a storage capacity of 100,000 litres of fuel and 300 tanks of 12.5kg of butane gas. It is located in Malabo II.
The launch of Tradex’s flagship filling station in the country signals its entrance into Equatorial Guinea’s petroleum products market and, forms part of its three-year expansion plan, launched in 2019, to invest approximately $25 million in Equatorial Guinea through building a network of 10 service stations.
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