Angola’s BODIVA shares surge 684.4% since 2024
By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on Mercado
Shares in BODIVA, Angola’s Debt and Securities Exchange, have gained 684.4% since their public sale in 2024, rising from 13,259 to 104,000 kwanzas on 14 October 2026. This represents a 7.84-fold increase on the initial price, according to data published by Expansão and reported by Mercado.
Shares in Angola’s Debt and Securities Exchange (BODIVA) have risen by 684.4% since their public sale in 2024. They closed at 104,000 kwanzas on 14 October 2026, compared with an initial price of 13,259 kwanzas, according to data published by the Angolan newspaper Expansão.
The increase represents a 7.84-fold rise on the initial share price. Each share gained 90,741 kwanzas in nominal value, before transaction fees, taxes or other costs associated with buying and selling are taken into account.
The secondary-market listing reflects trades between investors after the initial sale. However, the share price does not guarantee that all shareholders can sell their holdings at that price: liquidity, trading volumes and the frequency of transactions also matter. The Angolan stock exchange has recently seen fluctuations, including the decline in Standard Bank Angola, reported on 20 October.
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