At the end of the trading session on Thursday, June 8, 2023 on the Regional Securities Exchange (BRVM), strong transactions of more than 1.300 billion FCFA were recorded.

The value of the transaction was 1.376 billion FCFA compared to only 273.668 million FCFA, an increase of 1.103 billion FCFA. This increase is explained by the equity market, which has a traded value of 1.047 billion compared to 329.011 million for the bond market. Equity market investors invested massively in Sonatel (32,868 shares traded at 14,995 FCFA, or 490.035 million FCFA) and Orange Côte d'Ivoire (31,907 shares traded at 9,550 FCFA, or 303.701 million FCFA). The prospect of receiving a net dividend per share of 752.76 FCFA essentially motivated investors with regard to Orange d'Ivoire. 34,232 BOA Senegal shares were purchased for a value of 87.265 million FCFA

The capitalization of the bond market is down by 251 million and stands at 1,0101,807 billion FCFA compared to 10102.058 billion FCFA previously. As for the share markets, it recorded an increase of 4.814 billion, from 7288.874 billion FCFA the previous day to 7293.688 billion FCFA on June 7, 2023. All three indices ended the week with an upturn. The BRVM Prestige Index (which includes all the stocks listed in the Prestige compartment) registered the largest increase, by 0.33% to 101.64 points compared with 101.31 points the day before. The BRVM 30 index (index of the 30 most traded stocks on the market) also increased by 0.11% to 98.54 points compared with 98.43 points the day before and the composite index (the general stock market index) recorded a slight increase of 0.07% to 196.05 points compared with 195.92 points the

The top 5 largest price falls were occupied by Tractafric Motors Côte d'Ivoire (minus 6.78% to 2,750 FCFA), SETAO Côte d'Ivoire (minus 4.37% to 1,095 FCFA), Compagnie Ivorienne d'Électricité Côte d'Ivoire (minus 2.38% at 2,050 FCFA), Niger (minus 1.64% at 5,700 FCFA) and Vivo Energy Côte d'Ivoire (minus 1.44% at 685 FCFA). While the Top 5 of the largest price increases are occupied respectively by Uniwax Côte d'Ivoire (plus 7.03% to 685 FCFA), Total Côte d'Ivoire (plus 5.00% to 2,100 FCFA), SOGC Côte d'Ivoire (plus 4.06% to 4,995 FCFA), Oragroup Togo (plus 3.04% to 2,370 FCFA) and Total Senegal (plus 1.57% to 2,595 FCFA), Oragroup Togo (plus 3.04% to 2,370 FCFA) and Total Senegal (plus 1.57%