Guinea launched a loan last week GNF 1500 billion bond ($172.6 million). This public call for savings cover a period of 5 years, with an annual interest rate of 11%.

Open to all Investors, the bond loan launched by Guinea is aimed, according to the Minister of Economy and Finance to “strengthen financing domestic and to develop the public securities market”. The operation comes as the country prepares for its gradual entry into the markets international thanks to its sovereign B+ rating.

The transaction is issued at par, i.e. at his nominal value, and in dematerialized form, in accordance with practices applied for several years on the Guinean public securities market. The loan is composed of 300,000 bonds, each with a nominal value of 5 million GNF.

Subscription is open from November 24 to December 24, 2025, a period during which banks, insurers, businesses and individuals will be able to buy these titles. The operation meets three objectives: to mobilize more resources in the countries, in order to reduce dependence on external financing; diversify the financial instruments offered to local investors, in addition to Treasury bills already issued regularly; and modernising the financial market Guinean, by adopting practices used in financial centers regional and international.