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BVMAC authorises Renaprov listing after 1.092 billion CFA franc fundraising

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The Central African Securities Exchange has authorised the listing of Renaprov Finance, a Cameroonian microfinance institution, on its SME segment, subject to no objection from the regional regulator. The decision of 26 October 2026 follows a 1.092 billion CFA franc fundraising, equal to 13% of the 8.4 billion targeted, and will allow the 52,019 shares issued to be traded once procedures are complete, according to BVMAC.

The Central African Securities Exchange (BVMAC) authorised the listing of Renaprov Finance, a Cameroonian microfinance institution, on its SME segment on 26 October. Admission remains subject to the absence of an objection from the Central African Financial Market Supervisory Commission (Cosumaf), according to Investir au Cameroun.

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