Our tropical hardwood factories

The Libongo factory lies in the centre of a group of concessions with a total area of 314,655 ha. The Bela factory is served by a concession with an area of 92,287 ha. These facilities specialise in the processing and production of tropical hardwood, ensuring quality control, operational efficiency and reliable timber supply for international markets.

At Groupe Sefac, our factory operations are dedicated to the sourcing, processing and distribution of premium tropical hardwood for international markets. With extensive expertise in African wood species and industrial timber processing, we support manufacturers, distributors and professionals looking for reliable wood solutions adapted to a wide range of commercial and architectural applications.

Our production process combines technical know-how, quality control and responsible sourcing to ensure consistent standards across every stage of transformation. From raw material selection to processing and logistics, our facilities are designed to manage tropical hardwood efficiently while maintaining the natural quality and performance of each wood species.

As experienced timber suppliers, Groupe Sefac works with carefully selected African wood sourced from responsibly managed forests, offering solutions tailored to industrial production, construction, furniture manufacturing and interior design projects worldwide. Our commitment to sustainability, traceability and operational reliability allows us to meet the expectations of international partners and evolving global market standards.

Discover all the wood species and tropical hardwood solutions managed by Groupe Sefac.

Libongo

It is located in the far south-east of Cameroon, near Moloundou, lies in the centre of a group of concessions with a total area of 314,655 ha. Its products are transported by truck to Douala, 1,200 km from Libongo

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Béla

Situated in the far south-east of Cameroon, near Yokadouma and 17 km from Libongo, it is served by a concession with an area of 92,287 ha. Its products are transported by truck to the port of Douala

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