The Angola Capital Markets Commission published its September 2026 market report, showing BODIVA trading increased 82.29% from August to AOA 1,382.43 billion. Government debt transactions involving banks and the Public Debt Management Unit drove the increase. Market capitalization and collective investment scheme net assets also rose, while fewer investors participated in trading. Over the counter markets accounted for about 96% of trading volume, with nonindexed Treasury bonds representing 84.58% of overall turnover. Despite the increase in value traded, the number of trades fell 13.22% to 7,441 and participating investors declined 12.54% to 3,342. The admission of Standard Bank of Angola shares helped lift market capitalization 9.25% to AOA 6,238.27 billion. Collective investment schemes’ net assets increased 5.17% to AOA 2,017.65 billion, led by growth in venture capital and real estate funds. One new scheme was registered, bringing the total to 76. Intermediaries’ managed portfolios rose 0.82% to AOA 124,356.45 billion but remained 28.94% below their level a year earlier. Standard Invest accounted for 88.48% of those portfolios.
Angola Capital Markets Commission reports 82.29% monthly rise in September trading to AOA 1,382.43 billion
The Angola Capital Markets Commission’s September 2026 report records an 82.29% monthly increase in BODIVA trading to AOA 1,382.43 billion, driven by government debt transactions involving banks and the Public Debt Management Unit. Over the counter markets dominated turnover, although trade numbers and investor participation declined. Market capitalization rose 9.25%, supported by Standard Bank of Angola’s listing, while collective investment scheme net assets increased 5.17%.