Luanda - The Angolan Securities Exchange (BODIVA) carried out 10,328 transactions in regulated markets in 2024, representing a growth of 105.16% compared to 2023, thus resulting in a movement of 6.55 billion kwanzas.
The results were presented this Thursday, in Luanda, during the 6th edition of the institution's annual forum, which was attended by several players in the Angolan capital market.
According to data from BODIVA, the third quarter was the most active, with around 2.13 billion kwanzas traded.
In the previous year, 88.12% of transactions took place in a bilateral environment, while 11.88% were in a multilateral environment.
Regarding the maturity of the securities traded, there was a record of a concentration of securities with residual maturity of up to five years, with emphasis on the 2029 securities, which represented 29% of the volume traded.
In terms of transactions, securities with maturity of 2034 represented 26.69% of the trades carried out.
The securities repurchase agreements represents 48.75% of the amount traded, followed by the Treasury Bonds in Foreign Currency (OT-ME) (27%), Non-Adjustable Treasury Bonds (OT-NR) (18.02%), BT-364 days (5.61%), Treasury Bonds Indexed to Exchange Rates (OT-TXC) (0.48%), Shares (0.07%), Public Offering (OP) (0.06%) and Participation Units (UP) (0.005%), according to a note to which ANGOP had access.
In the area of treasury bonds, 4,863 trades were recorded, corresponding to 47.09% of the total, while treasury bills represented only 1.72% of the transactions.
The document states that private securities also played a significant role, with shares representing 42.24%, private bonds 4.19% and participation units 0.62% of total business.
Meanwhile, the average annual growth rate recorded over the last eight years reached 69.94%, resulting from the dynamism of the sector and the growing confidence of investors in the solutions offered.
Quoted in the note, the chairwoman of the Interim Executive Committee of BODIVA, Cristina Lourenço, stated that the figures presented are a reflection of the joint effort of the sector to consolidate and boost the market.
“Investor confidence and the significant increase in transactions show that we are on the right path to strengthen the national market and attract more capital to our economy”, she stressed.
She highlighted that with the consistent growth and an increasingly dynamic market, BODIVA reaffirms its commitment to contributing to the development of the Angolan capital market, consolidating its position as a key player in the country's economy.
The 6th Annual BODIVA Forum took place under the motto “The path to the stock market” and culminated in the recognition of the main players in the capital market, within the scope of the Tchiluanda awards.
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