After 60 days, bitumen supply is returning to parts of Africa, but market conditions remain far from normal. Higher replacement costs, freight and execution risks continue to shape buying decisions, while West, East and Southern Africa move in different directions.

Africa’s bitumen market is showing different realities across regions. While some markets see lower replacement costs, freight, cargo availability, and delivery risks continue to shape buying decisions. This update explores why price alone is no longer enough to evaluate the best opportunity.

Africa's bitumen market is moving in different directions. West Africa faces higher replacement costs despite weak demand, while East Africa sees lower prices but tighter supply and shipping constraints. **At Infinity Galaxy, we believe procurement today depends less on headline prices and more on cargo availability, logistics, and delivery certainty.

Africa's bitumen market is entering a new phase of price correction, but lower prices do not eliminate buying risks. This weekly report analyzes price trends across Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, Tanzania, South Africa, and other key markets, highlighting how logistics, freight, and supply conditions continue to shape purchasing decisions.