Alongside those who move energy logistics forward.
ENGIP-RDC SA is building its partner ecosystem around a shared goal: a resilient national downstream sector. State oversight, strategic agreements and technical cooperation are its first pillars.
A first structuring agreement.
In April 2026, ENGIP-RDC SA signed a strategic partnership with SEP Congo, a Congolese petroleum-logistics player operating since 1910: the company's first major agreement since its incorporation.
Strengthening the downstream logistics chain
The partnership combines the assets reclaimed by the State with a century of operating expertise to secure supply to the domestic market: from intake at the Matadi and Ango-Ango terminals through to the Kinshasa depots.
It directly extends the State's recovery of the infrastructure and marks the company's move into a fully operational phase.
Read the announcement→The players in the sector.
The company relies first on its institutional partners, and is progressively opening cooperation to new technical, financial and industrial players.
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The vacant slots will host the company's future partners as they are formalised.
Working with ENGIP-RDC SA.
Suppliers, technical contractors and industrial partners: the company is structuring its tendering and cooperation procedures within a transparent framework.
Get in touch
Introduce your organisation and area of expertise through the dedicated partnerships desk.
Qualification
Applications are reviewed against the company's needs and the sector's technical and HSE requirements.
Calls for tender
Qualified opportunities are handled through the company's tendering procedures.
Propose a partnership.
Suppliers, contractors or institutional partners: introduce your organisation to the partnerships and procurement desk.