Individuals
Businesses
Company
Intelligence
News
African Capital Markets
EnglishEnglish
share on twittershare on linkedinshare on facebookshare to whatsapp
share on mail
share on instagram

BOA Mali Leads Weekly Gains Amid Capital Increase Process

Daba Finance/BOA Mali Leads Weekly Gains Amid Capital Increase Process
AFRICAN STOCKS AND FINANCESeptember 2, 2024 at 10:43 AM UTC

TLDR

  • BRVM-listed Bank of Africa Mali (BOAM) share price surged by 22.68% to 1,650 FCFA, attracting renewed investor interest through a capital increase process.
  • BOAM's increase included the issuance of one new share for every two old ones, listed on the BRVM excluding allocation rights at 675 FCFA.
  • BOA Burkina Faso (BOABF) experienced significant gains, with its share price rising by 17.65% to 4,000 FCFA, involving a capital increase through reserves at a ratio of one new share per old one, listed at 3,400 FCFA.

After two weeks of decline, the BRVM-listed Bank of Africa Mali (BOAM) saw its share price surge by 22.68% to 1,650 FCFA ($3), attracting renewed investor interest as part of its capital increase process.

This increase, achieved through the incorporation of reserves and premiums, resulted in the issuance of one new share for every two old ones. Consequently, the share was listed on the stock market excluding allocation rights at 675 FCFA, calculated from the previous closing price of 2,020 FCFA.

BOA Burkina Faso (BOABF) also saw significant gains, with its share price rising by 17.65% to 4,000 FCFA, making it the second-highest increase of the week. Its capital increase involved incorporating reserves at a ratio of one new share for every old one, leading to a share listing excluding allocation rights at 3,400 FCFA, based on the previous session’s price of 6,800 FCFA.

Key Takeaways

The week saw strong performances from several key stocks, led by BOA Mali and BOA Burkina Faso, both of which benefited from capital increase processes that boosted investor confidence. The strategic moves by these banks, involving the issuance of new shares through the incorporation of reserves, have positioned them at the forefront of market gains. Additionally, significant rises in the shares of Servair Abidjan (+16.46% to 2,795 FCFA), Unilever (+15.09% to 6,405 FCFA), and Bernabé (+14.83% to 1,355 FCFA) underscore a broader positive sentiment among investors, highlighting the resilience and potential for growth in the West African market despite recent volatility.

Stocks
BOA Mali
BOA Burkina Faso
Banking
Bank of Africa
Finance
Investing
Dividends
Investments
Stock Market
BRVM

Think someone else should see this?

share on twittershare on linkedinshare on facebookshare to whatsapp
share on mail
share on instagram
Stay informed with our newsletters read by 25,000+ professionals worldwide
Newsletter companiesNewsletter companiesNewsletter companiesNewsletter companiesNewsletter companiesNewsletter companies

Next Frontier

Stay up to date on major news and events in African markets. Delivered weekly.

Pulse54

UDeep-dives into what’s old and new in Africa’s investment landscape. Delivered twice monthly.

Events

Sign up to stay informed about our regular webinars, product launches, and exhibitions.

+25k investors have already subscribed

To invest in this opportunity and other opportunities across Africa

Download the daba finance app on your mobile through
appstore iconappstore icon
Phone Image

Take action.

Download app

Start investing in Africa’s best opportunities, including stocks, bonds, startups, venture funds, and more.

Partner with us

Unlock exciting business opportunities and growth potential.

Join Daba

Become a part of our vibrant community and enjoy exclusive benefits.

Contact us

Reach out to us for inquiries, support, or collaboration.
For Investor
StrategiesPortfolio ManagementAfrican Capital MarketsNews
Daba Pro Intelligence
For Capital Seekers
For StartupsFor Fund ManagersFor Private CompaniesFor Lenders
For Partners
Commercial BanksBroker DealersAsset ManagersInvestment BanksInvestment Advisors and ConsultantsLenders and Microfinance
Company
About UsMarket UpdatesEventsBlog and PodcastNewsletterCase StudiesAffiliate ProgramInvesting GlossaryOfficial ContactsTrust, Compliance and SecurityFrequently Asked Questions

Terms & ConditionsPrivacy Policy
EnglishEnglish

Owned by Daba Markets Inc. By using this site, you accept our Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy. © 2024 All rights reserved. 2025 All rights reserved