At Annual General Meeting: CCA Bank announces expansion plan to Guinea-Conakry.

The Extraordinary and Annual General Meeting of the bank brought together shareholders, directors and senior management of the financial power house.

It was focused on the review of the results of the 2025 financial year and the institution’s strategic outlook.

During the meeting, shareholders approved the financial statements as at 31 December 2025, as well as the allocation of the profit for the financial year, reflecting their renewed confidence in the bank’s performance, resilience and financial strength.

Among the key decisions adopted was an increase in CCA Bank’s share capital.

The strategic move aims to strengthen the bank’s financial capacity in order to support its growth ambitions, accelerate its digital transformation and foster the development of new business opportunities.

The Annual General Meeting also ratified the appointment of directors and a fundamental reorganisation of the group. 

This involves, in particular, the transformation of Afrigroup Holding S.A. into CCA Bank Holding and the transfer of CCA-Bank SA.’s shares to the new entity, thereby consolidating the group’s governance structure.

Reflecting on the performance recorded during the 2025 financial year, the Chairman of the Board of Directors, Albert Nkemla, highlighted the bank’s increase in turnover and the growth momentum underpinning its development, demonstrating the effectiveness of the strategic directions implemented and the renewed confidence of its customers.

Nkemla said: “The key highlights of our most recent Annual General Meeting were the creation of CCA-BANK Holding, designed to steer the group’s expansion in Africa, and the strengthening of our equity capital, which rose from 29 to 61 billion CFA francs”.

He said “With a balance sheet total of nearly 1,100 billion CFA francs and long-term capital of 127 billion CFA francs, CCA-Bank now has the necessary resources to finance key development projects in Cameroon and across the African continent”.

The discussions also highlighted the bank’s development prospects, notably through the strengthening of its regional and international presence, as well as continued investment aimed at improving the customer experience and consolidating its position in the banking market.

Speaking on the institution’s growth ambitions, Jean-Claude Ebe Evina, a director at CCA Bank, outlined the bank’s vision for expansion and development, highlighting the opportunities offered by regional and international markets.

Jean-Claude Ebe Evina announced that: “Beyond what we have already achieved in Cameroon – where, incidentally, we have not yet completed our expansion, as new branches are due to open shortly – we are now committed to our international development”.

He disclosed that: “Decisions have already been finalised, notably regarding our establishment in Guinea-Conakry, which will be our group’s first subsidiary”.

Through the holding of its 2026 Annual General Meeting, CCA Bank reaffirmed its commitment to pursuing sustainable and responsible growth, underpinned by rigorous governance, continuous innovation and the creation of value for the benefit of all its stakeholders.

This article was first published in The Guardian Post Edition No:3825 of Monday June 22, 2026