US HB2325

Withholds U.S. support for any IMF action relating to Central African Economic Monetary Community (CEMAC) member states until the IMF clarifies that site rehabilitation funds from oil companies cannot count toward gross foreign exchange reserves

Prohibits the President or any U.S. agency from voting to approve IMF actions for CEMAC states, and directs opposition to any IMF quota increases or exceptional access policy modifications for these countries

Addresses a 2018 BEAC (Bank of Central African States) regulation requiring extractive industry companies to repatriate restoration funds, with a compliance deadline of April 30, 2025 and 150% penalties starting May 1, 2025

Standard & Poor's estimates the BEAC regulation will reduce CEMAC government revenue by $86 billion and capital investment by $45 billion by 2050

Requires Treasury Secretary to report to Congress within 30 days of making the required determination, or within 180 days of enactment if no determination is made