The Angola Capital Markets Commission published its August 2026 capital markets report, showing that BODIVA trading volume fell 28.93% from July to AOA 758.36 billion, mainly because of lower trading in non-indexed Treasury bonds. Volume remained 205.92% higher year over year, while the number of trades rose 32.33% monthly and 246.66% annually to 8,575. Market capitalization declined 8.85% to AOA 5,706.97 billion following falls in listed share prices. Non-indexed Treasury bonds accounted for 85.51% of trading volume, and the securities transaction registration market represented more than 67% of the total. Institutional investors generated 90.59% of secondary market transactions, while banks remained the largest buying and selling sector. CEVAMA opened 1,218 accounts, down 78.39% from the exceptional July level associated with Unitel's public offering but up 34.73% year over year. The collective investment scheme sector comprised 75 vehicles with a global net asset value of AOA 1,918.55 billion, down 0.17% monthly but up 49.40% annually. Intermediaries’ managed portfolios decreased 1.33% to AOA 123,346.75 billion, with Standard Invest holding an 88.55% market share. The report also recorded the commission’s approval of Banco Angolano de Investimentos’ sustainable bond offering of up to AOA 50 billion, plus a supplementary tranche of up to AOA 7.5 billion.
Angola Capital Markets Commission reports 28.93% monthly fall in August trading volume despite sharp annual growth
The Angola Capital Markets Commission reported that August BODIVA trading volume fell 28.93% from July to AOA 758.36 billion, although it remained 205.92% higher year over year and the number of trades increased. Market capitalization declined 8.85%, while collective investment scheme net assets edged down 0.17%. The commission also approved a sustainable bond offering of up to AOA 57.5 billion including a supplementary tranche.