The position of the Gabonese Republic (Atlantic Coast, bordering the Central African
economies) allows to become a truly international platform, a strategic point for access to the Central African Markets;
The economic welfare of Gabon (Africa), its geographical position, political stability, and the social guarantees have already promoted many foreign investors to locate in Gabon;
The non-Petroleum sector of Gabon growth was robust, driven by rising commodity prices;
The Gabonese economy has slowed because of the impact of the global crisis on the three leading sectors of the Gabonese economy: timber, manganese, and petroleum;
Gabon has twenty-three Petroleum companies, including nine North American, five European, two
Australian, two South African, and one from the People's Republic of China;
The second largest producers, Shell Gabon (3.5 million tones) and Total Fina Elf became Total (5 million tones) were both on 70% of Gabonese Petroleum;
Creation in 2002, of the Private Investment Promotion Agency. The main objective is to advise to the foreign investors, and facilitating administrative procedures related to business creation;
Creation in 2005 of the Free Zone Mandji (Port-Gentil).
The Industrial Society of Gabon is a limited company with a capital of 950 billion CFA francs. Created in Libreville in 1975, SOGI is a
leader in Gabon in the construction sector industrial and one of the first players in the Central African region.
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(c) EENI Global Business School (1995-2022)
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