Group 1 - The Central Bank of Central African States (BEAC) has decided to inject 86.24 billion Central African francs (approximately 15 million USD) into the Central African States Development Bank (BDEAC) to maintain its status as the largest shareholder [1] - This capital injection will occur over five years, ensuring BEAC's ownership stake remains at 33.43%, with a total investment of 501.45 billion Central African francs (approximately 86 million USD) [1] - The capital infusion aligns with BDEAC's "Azobé 2023–2027" development plan, which aims to accelerate economic integration in the CEMAC region, promote sustainable development, and modernize the bank's governance and operations [1] Group 2 - BEAC's support for BDEAC is particularly significant given the bank's ongoing financial challenges, with a reported net profit of only 3.3 billion Central African francs (approximately 569 million USD) in 2024, marking a 13% decline from 2023 and the fifth consecutive year of declining performance [2] - The BEAC is also providing additional financial support through a special financing facility totaling 240 billion Central African francs (approximately 41 million USD) and a revolving credit line of 150 billion Central African francs (approximately 26 million USD) [1][2]
中非国家央行（BEAC）向中非国家开发银行（BDEAC）注资862亿中非法郎（约为1.5亿美元），巩固其最大股东地位
Shang Wu Bu Wang Zhan·2025-07-26 15:31