Intrapreneurial Practices and Performance of Cameroonian SMEs

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Crépin Singock Sotong
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Laurent Ndjanyou
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This study analyzes in the Cameroonian context the influence of intrapreneurship on the performance of SMEs in order to take stock of it and question the levers for accelerating intrapreneurial behavior in this population of companies. For this purpose, it uses a sample of 131 SMEs extracted from the database of the National Institute of Statistics (INS) of Cameroon and mobilizes, after analyzing descriptive statistics, binomial logistic regression models to measure the impact of the variables of intrapreneurship on the financial and economic returns of the SMEs in the sample. If the results show that intrapreneurship has a positive effect on performance as has been shown in similar work undertaken in Europe or Africa, its implementation remains embryonic in Cameroonian SMEs.

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Crépin Singock Sotong. 2026. \u201cIntrapreneurial Practices and Performance of Cameroonian SMEs\u201d. Global Journal of Human-Social Science - E: Economics GJHSS-E Volume 23 (GJHSS Volume 23 Issue E1): .

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Intrapreneurship practices and performance of Cameroonian SMBs analyzed in this research. Focus on innovation and entrepreneurial success.
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This study analyzes in the Cameroonian context the influence of intrapreneurship on the performance of SMEs in order to take stock of it and question the levers for accelerating intrapreneurial behavior in this population of companies. For this purpose, it uses a sample of 131 SMEs extracted from the database of the National Institute of Statistics (INS) of Cameroon and mobilizes, after analyzing descriptive statistics, binomial logistic regression models to measure the impact of the variables of intrapreneurship on the financial and economic returns of the SMEs in the sample. If the results show that intrapreneurship has a positive effect on performance as has been shown in similar work undertaken in Europe or Africa, its implementation remains embryonic in Cameroonian SMEs.

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