The first major transactions on the Central African Securities Exchange (Bvmac) took place during the trading session on February 20, 2025. The Official Listing Bulletin (BOC) indicates that just over 900 shares were traded that day, for an amount of just over 20 million CFA

The unified financial market of the CEMAC countries (Cameroon, Congo, Congo, Congo, Gabon, Gabon, Gabon, Equatorial Guinea, Chad and CAR), based in Douala in Cameroon, has recorded its largest transactions, both in volume and value, since the beginning of the week. On February 20, the gloom in the Bvmac share compartment was attenuated, in particular thanks to the volume and value of the transaction in the shares of the Gabonese reinsurance company SCG-Ré. According to the information, 781 shares of this company were traded (at a price stable compared to that of the previous day, editor's note), for a value of 16.8 million CFA francs, against 124 shares of the Société Africaine Forestier et Agricole du Cameroun (Safacam). The values of this agro-industrial unit controlled by the Luxembourg group Socfin were exchanged at 3.2 million