Trade, Trust, Africa
Connecting African regions to global markets
AFREXIA & SCPB
As part of its operational expansion strategy, Afrexia has strengthened its sectoral presence by joining forces with SCPB SARL (Société de Commercialisation des Produits de Base), a company active since 2019 in the collection and distribution of cocoa in Cameroon.
With recognized expertise in the execution of sales contracts on the local and export markets, SCPB has a structured network of more than 2,000 producers spread across the main production areas, a mobile logistics team and efficient grouping and packaging infrastructures.
This strategic integration allows Afrexia to manage the entire value chain from field to cargo, combining economic performance, local impact, and sustainability. With a secure annual volume of 20,000 tonnes, SCPB constitutes the group's logistical and operational foundation.
The Afrexia–SCPB tandem thus asserts its position as an integrated operator with strong potential, capable of meeting international standards while promoting local agricultural sectors.
Our flagship products
Cocoa
The Cafe
The Wood
Tropical fruits
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An annual supply capacity of 20,000+ tonnes, supported by our local mandates
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AFREXIA relies on a network of 2,000+ producers and cooperatives throughout Cameroon.
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Today, Afrexia has more than 50 employees and field agents spread across the largest agricultural production areas in Cameroon.
AFREXIA – SEPACAM
AFREXIA has partnered with SEPACAM to jointly operate a cocoa processing unit located in Édéa.
This factory, recently built under the direction of Roger GWODOK — co-founder of AFREXIA and Managing Director of SEPACAM — represents an investment of more than 112 million XAF and is equipped with modern technologies allowing the transformation of raw cocoa into high value-added products (paste, butter, cake).
Thanks to this partnership, AFREXIA will be able to direct part of the cocoa volumes collected via its network of cooperatives to this industrial unit, thus consolidating its move upmarket while creating value locally, through on-site processing, employment and sustainable economic impact in Cameroon.
Our vision
AFREXIA aims to become a leading trader-exporter by reliably and structuredly connecting Cameroonian producers, cooperatives and processors to international markets.
Thanks to a professional and digital approach, the company promotes local sectors through high standards of quality, traceability and processing.
By modernizing commodity trading, AFREXIA streamlines trade, reassures partners and stimulates sustainable, equitable and shared growth across the entire value chain.
Working with AFREXIA means choosing a professional, committed partner, resolutely focused on the future of Cameroonian trade.
Our commitment to producers
AFREXIA maximizes the value of local production by connecting producers to solvent buyers, profitable markets and secure export chains, in a logic of shared economic performance.
While optimizing their profitability, we ensure that their interests are protected at every stage of the value chain.
Afrexia builds bridges between African producers and global markets
Afrexia is an emerging company founded in Cameroon, which is deploying its first operations in the field of trading, intermediation and the valorization of local agricultural and forestry raw materials.
Our vision is pan-African, but our initial roots are based on the wealth and know-how of the Cameroonian terroir.
We connect producers, cooperatives and international buyers through an integrated, traceable and responsible operator model, focused on performance, local impact and commercial transparency.
Our mission is to promote Cameroonian and African agricultural resources, structure sectors and guarantee fair and profitable access to global markets.
Our services
Trading, Import-Export and Commodity Intermediation
Logistics, Warehousing and Export
Transformation and Local Impact
