In 2022, Cameroon produced one million, two hundred thousand tons of rubber. About 60% is processed locally, the rest being exported as cup lumps. By 2025, production should reach two million tons and if the same proportions are maintained, Cameroon will have to export eight hundred thousand tons of rubber in the form of cup lumps. It was with this in mind that the shareholders Bernard Bordeneuve and Christopher Quarshie decided to create Natural Rubber Cup Lumps(NRC) with the objective of exporting cup lumps rubber in the first instance.
To achieve this, we canvassed cooperatives in the South West region and Littoral Region of Cameroon and established links in order to be able to respond to strong demand. The production of rubber is almost linear, which means that we do not need to keep stocks. Purchases will be contracted with the cooperatives in order to secure our supplies according to each contract. In the South West Region, the distance to the port is about 439 km, in the Centre about 100 km, and in the South West Region about 439 km.
The road network in both the South West Region Littoral Region has been upgraded in the last two years. We can respond to requests for 1,000 or 2,000 tons very quickly and commit to a minimum of one year, with a review or readjustment of the price every three months. For larger volumes we will need to secure supplies from cooperatives in order to reassure our customers. Our prices are affordable, and we are looking for a LC from a first-class bank. In order to answer your request, we are waiting for your LOI.
