The Angola Debt and Securities Exchange (BODIVA) recorded a strong performance in September 2025, with the total trading volume reaching 692.06 billion kwanzas, a substantial increase compared to 247.89 billion kwanzas in August, according to data obtained by Mercado.
This remarkable growth was driven primarily by activity in the Repurchase Operations Market (REPO), where the trading volume climbed from 176.26 billion kwanzas to 259.15 billion kwanzas. The REPO market continues to be one of the main liquidity mechanisms for financial institutions, allowing them to optimize short-term funding and portfolio management.
The Securities Market also registered a notable expansion, rising from 17.04 billion to 234.89 billion kwanzas, reflecting greater investor appetite and confidence in the domestic capital market. This surge is attributed to a combination of favorable monetary policies, increased participation by institutional investors, and growing interest from the private sector.
Meanwhile, the Treasury Securities Market recorded a solid performance, with transactions increasing from 54 billion to 197.38 billion kwanzas. Analysts note that this reflects the continued appetite for government debt instruments, often seen as low-risk investment options amid efforts to stabilize the economy and manage public financing.
According to financial experts, the September results underscore the growing maturity and dynamism of Angola’s capital markets, as BODIVA consolidates its position as a key player in mobilizing resources for both public and private sectors.
The exchange’s performance also highlights ongoing efforts to deepen market transparency, enhance investor participation, and promote financial literacy as part of the country’s broader economic diversification strategy.
Source: Mercado
