In September 2025, Aljabal Holding successfully arranged the shipment of two containers of oxidized bitumen 115/15 for export to Cameroon, reaffirming its position as one of the most reliable petrochemical suppliers across Africa. This shipment was part of a strategic supply agreement supporting Cameroon’s rapidly growing infrastructure and road-maintenance projects.
Oxidized bitumen 115/15 is in high demand across Cameroon due to its stability, high softening point, and suitability for waterproofing, road surfacing, and industrial applications. With expanding construction needs in Douala, Yaoundé, and major highways, consistent supply of quality bitumen is crucial.
Aljabal Holding has built a strong reputation as a dependable supplier of bitumen, sulphur, urea, and petrochemical derivatives. Their distribution network spans the Middle East, Africa, and Asia.
With several successful shipments to Ethiopia, Nigeria, Ghana, Cameroon, Kenya, and Sudan, Aljabal Holding understands regional logistics, port operations, and regulatory requirements.
Every batch of oxidized bitumen undergoes strict testing and certification before shipment, ensuring clients receive premium-grade material with no compromise.
Also known as blown bitumen, 115/15 is created by passing air through hot bitumen to achieve a higher softening point and lower penetration value.
The tropical climate in Cameroon demands bitumen that can withstand high temperatures and heavy rainfall—making 115/15 the perfect choice.
To ensure stability, the bitumen was packed in high-strength bags and stacked on fumigated pallets inside 20-ft containers, following export standards.
Oxidized bitumen is shipped in solid form, minimizing handling risk and ensuring safe delivery in Cameroon’s equatorial climate.
The shipment was dispatched from Aljabal Holding’s production facility in the Middle East.
The maritime route typically passes through:
Depending on vessel schedule:
A certified third-party inspector verified:
Aljabal Holding provided:
Each pallet and bag was examined to prevent leakage or contamination.
All export procedures aligned with IMO regulations and Cameroonian customs laws.
Manufacturing finalized in early September 2025.
Strategically completed within 48 hours to preserve product quality.
Containers were shipped on 12 September 2025.
The shipment is expected to reach Douala Port by the first week of October 2025.
This supply directly contributes to road repairs and construction initiatives announced under Cameroon’s 2025 development program.
Construction companies rely on timely imports to prevent project delays—this shipment helps maintain momentum.
September marks a high-demand period; thus, timely delivery is critical.
The shipping schedule avoided heavy storm periods in the Atlantic.
Aljabal Holding coordinated early with Douala Port agents to secure unloading priority.
The use of insulated containers helped maintain product integrity throughout the voyage.
The two-container shipment of oxidized bitumen 115/15 to Cameroon in September 2025 showcases Aljabal Holding’s ability to manage complex logistics, uphold strict quality standards, and support African infrastructure development. This report highlights the company’s professionalism and commitment to delivering high-quality petrochemical products on time, every time.
Oxidized bitumen 115/15, known for its high stability and heat resistance.
A total of two 20-ft containers.
On 12 September 2025.
Douala Port, the country’s busiest seaport.
It withstands high temperatures and moisture, making it ideal for roads and waterproofing.
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