With years of industry experience, we offer a wide range of wood species and export services. Our mission at Global Trading Company Ltd is to become one of the top timber companies in Cameroon and to keep providing the best quality timber export services to our clients across the world.

Buy Quality Cameroon Timber from the best Douala-based Partnership Firm engaged in timber Exportation, to countries around U.S Europe, and Asia

We operate a complete industrial millwork facility on site. We produce an extensive inventory of S4S and S2S1E lumber in our mill.
Our high quality standards are backed by Global Certificates such as OLB and FSC certifications allowing us to serve the world's most demanding markets, such as Middle East, Qatar, Germany, Japan, Poland, Italy, Singapore, China, Chile, Turkey, among many others. Our forest are located in the regions of South West, North West and Littoral and South. These are high tropical forest and cash crops production areas with the best weather and accessible roads. Production plants are also located in South West, Central, East and South Regions

Mahogany Wood, African Mahogany wood is one of the most popular exotic tonewoods available for major manufacturers and custom builders. Mahogany is used in the bodies, tops, necks, backs and sides of guitars and mandolins.Mahogany Wood, Teak Wood, Bubinga Wood, Wenge Wood the uniform pattern of mahogany, along with it’s density, compress midrange tones. However, it also provides a thicker sounds. Mahogany works great when playing with other instruments. Mahogany is also beautiful when finished, which adds even more to it’s appeal. African Mahogany is often described as have a “woody” tone, while being bright and responsive.

African Mahogany lumber, or Khaya as it is also known for its scientific name Khaya ivorensis, is popular for use in flooring, furniture and cabinetwork, joinery, shop fixtures, boat building, plywood, interior trim and decorative veneers. African Mahogany is considered a valid alternative substitute to Genuine (Honduran) Mahogany.

African Mahogany is used for making windows and doors. Other uses are interior and Architectural millwork, Furniture. African Mahogany have gained popularity for usage in exterior mouldings, including siding and soffits. Also for decking. African Mahogany is also used for boat building.

Africa is one of the continents in the world that produces the most gold. In 2017, the continent produced 660,000 kilograms of gold and this number is expected to increase to 730,000 kilograms in the coming years. In 2016, customs data show that Africa exported gold worth $15.1 billion to the UAE more than other countries, which was up from $1.3 billion in 2006. Most of the gold exports were recorded in some of the African states. Africa is rich in gold and gold mining and trade started during ancient times. Most countries in the continent are rich in gold and other rare minerals such as silver, uranium, and diamonds.

Africa is the second-largest continent in the world and the most popular one, after Asia. The continent covers an area of approximately 11.7 million square miles (30.3 million square kilometers), which also includes adjacent islands. Therefore, Africa covers 6 percent of the earth’s total surface area and 20 percent of its land area. According to 2018 statistics, Africa has a population of 1.3 billion people and accounts for approximately 16 percent of the world’s human population. The continent consists of young people, with a median age of 19.7 years according to 2012 statistics – the global median age is 30.4. Although it has a wide range of natural resources, it’s the least wealthy continent per capita. Despite the low concentration of wealth in Africa, the recent economic expansion and large young population make the continent quite important in the economic market, and the broader global context.

According to ancient historical records, gold was first used industrially in Egypt around 3100 BCE. The Egyptians used to mine gold from the granite-filled mountains located in the eastern area of the country and also a place that was called Nubia. Most of the gold mining in Egypt was done by slaves since it was required for the worship of the god Ra, and also to build temples and personal adornment.