SOPROICAM, AT THE HEART OF AGRIBUSINESS
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2005 - Birth of the project
In 2005, Mr. Raymond DIFFO and Mr. Yves KOLO, both former senior executives of agro-industrial companies, decided to create SORHUPALM (Société de Raffinage d'Huile de Palme et Palmiste). In 2006, the two promoters orientate their adventure in the field of soya and create SOPROICAM (Soybeans Processing Industry of Cameroon). The partners proceed to a merger-absoprtion of SORHUPALM by SOPROICAM. The company begins its journey with :
-> A soybean meal extruder
-> Une unité de raffinage d'huiles végétales (palme-soja).
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2013 - Installation of a soybean processing unit and development of the sector by the soybean agropole programme
In 2013, the company follows this rise with the installation of an ultra-modern unit for processing soybeans into crude oil and soybean meal. At the same time, on the agricultural production side, SOPROICAM is starting up the soybean agropole which it is promoting, with the support of the government, in the Far North.
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2014 - Commissioning of the Yato plant
In 2014, the structure is moving towards soybean processing, with the commissioning of the plant in Yato, producing refined soya oil on the one hand and soybean meal for animal feed on the other. In order to boost the soybean agropole in the northern region, SOPROICAM is starting up soybean and maize farming in Ngaoundéré.
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2015 to 2019 - Expansion of agricultural production
From 2015 to 2019, extension of agricultural production to farmers in the Adamaoua and Northern regions. In total, there are more than 16,000 soybean farmers on more than 20,000 ha of land.
A HISTORY BORN BY VALUES

AGILITY
Always adapt
We are constantly anticipating and adapting, in order to find the best strategies to achieve our goals

DETERMINATION
Give it all
We have set ourselves the challenge of revolutionizing the African agro-industry through the responsible production of healthy and quality products

TRUST
Keep our commitments
We make it a point of honour to satisfy the customer, and we always place the human being at the centre of our preoccupations

COLLABORATION
Together we succeed
As Henry Ford so aptly put it: "Coming together is a beginning; keeping together is progress; working together is success"