BRVM Stock Market Gains as SocGen Leads Market Cap Growth

TLDR
- The BRVM stock market extended its gains, with the benchmark composite index rising 0.18% to 278.65 points
- Among top performers, Bernabe gained 5% to 1,050 FCFA, followed by BOA Burkina Faso and BOA Benin
- SGBC saw a strong rise in market capitalization, reaching 14.77 billion FCFA
The BRVM stock market extended its gains on Wednesday, with the benchmark composite index rising 0.18% to 278.65 points, the BRVM-30 increasing 0.24% to 140.42, and the prestige index advancing 0.31% to 115.20 points.
Among top performers, Bernabe gained 5.00% to 1,050 FCFA, followed by BOA Burkina Faso (+4.13% to 3,150 FCFA) and BOA Benin (+3.03% to 3,400 FCFA). On the losing side, Tractafric Motors fell 7.38% to 1,945 FCFA, SMB dropped 5.31% to 7,050 FCFA, and Total Senegal declined 2.13% to 2,300 FCFA.
SGBC saw a strong rise in market capitalization, reaching 14.77 billion FCFA. Total trading volume reached 420.6 million FCFA, up from 288.3 million FCFA the previous session. Orange and Sonatel dominated trading, capturing nearly 40% of total volume at 93 million FCFA (22.11%) and 75.2 million FCFA (17.88%), respectively.
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Key Takeaways
The BRVM’s continued rise highlights investor confidence, driven by strong performances in banking and telecom stocks. The increased market capitalization of SGBC and the dominance of ORANGE CI and SONATEL SN reflect steady demand for financial and telecom assets. Trading volume surged by over 45%, suggesting improved liquidity. However, declines in TRACTAFRIC MOTORS CI and SMB CI indicate sector-specific adjustments, possibly reflecting external market trends. The BRVM’s resilience aligns with broader African market trends, where banking and telecom sectors remain key drivers of investor activity. As capital inflows continue, the market’s direction will depend on sector performance and macroeconomic developments.






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