Luanda - Angolan Debt and Stock Exchange (BODIVA) traded 1.33 billion kwanzas from January to November this year, with an increase of 48.05% compared to the previous period.
Releasing the figure on Tuesday, BODIVA mentioned non-adjustable treasury bonds, accounted for 76.30%; treasury indexed bonds, with 19.52% and shares in general, standing at 1.07%, the amount traded.
The institution's technician, Heniwalter Domingos, told the reporters that the figure represented a variation of 36.39 percent over the previous year.
As for non-resident investors, in 2022, he said they allowed BODIVA to reach a milestone, as, for the first time, it had investment by non-resident foreign exchange investors in the first quarter, involving an amount of around 4.5 billion kwanzas on the primary market, involving Non-Re-adjustable Treasury Bonds.
In terms of prospects, the technician said that they involved consolidation of market segments that had recently been activated, "namely the stock exchange market, reporter operations market, and stock exchange participation market, allowing for expansion of the investor base and increase of the amount traded.
Heniwalter Domingos said that the stock exchange currently had 26 members and BFA had a market share of 25.51 percent, BAI 19.63 percent and Standard Bank Angola 9.16 percent.
On his turn, the coordinator of the Market Development Department, Nivaldo Matias, noted that the sale of stakes in BAI and BCI had made it possible to achieve positive results, activating the equities segment.
"These are operations that confirm the effectiveness of the capital market, where companies can finance their activities or increase their capital on the exchange," he explained.
Nivaldo Matias said that BODIVA remained attentive to the dynamics of the market, at a time when it is seeking to boost the stock markets.
On her turn, the executive director of Bodiva, Cristina Lourenço, stressed that information is the basis for investors, issuers and for the proper functioning of the stock market.
According to her, this information should be clear, rigorous, timely and freely accessible to all.
The event aims to promote the development of the regulated securities and derivatives market in order to contribute decisively to the sustained financing of the Angolan economy.
