Bolsa de Valores de Mocambique
ARCO 100,00
ARKO SEGUROS 1.125,00
CDM 40,00
CMH 3.995,00
EMOSE 16,00
HCB 2,63
PAYTECH 3,00
REVIMO ----
TROPIGALIA 92,00
TOUCH 150,00
ZERO 20,00
2BUSINESS 1,00
MWIH ---
RGS AGRO ---
BAYPORT 2020 Série I 16,0000%
BAYPORT 2020 Série II 21,1200%
BAYPORT 2021 Série I 22,1400%
BAYPORT 2021 Série II 23,2000%
BAYPORT 2021 Série III 21,0000%
BAYPORT 2021 Série IV 19,5900%
VISABEIRA 2020 19,2000%
OT 2005 S2 10,9100%
OT 2017 S6 20,0000%
OT 2017 S7 20,0000%
OT 2019 S1 4,8125%
OT Fornecedores 2019 7,5625%
OT 2020 S6 10,0000%
OT 2020 S8 20,1875%
OT 2020 S11 5,1250%
OT 2021 S1 16,8125%
OT 2021 S2 16,4375%
OT 2021 S3 16,4375%
OT 2021 S4 14,5000%
OT 2021 S5 17,5625%
OT 2021 S6 19,5625%
OT 2021 S7 15,8750%
OT 2021 S8 15,9375%
OT 2021 S10 14,5000%
OT 2021 S11 14,7000%
OT Fornecedores 2022 4,4000%
OT 2022 S1 17,3500%
OT 2022 S2 15,6500%
OT 2022 S3 16,8500%
OT 2022 S4 15,2000%
OT 2022 S5 17,0000%
OT 2022 S6 17,0000%
OT 2022 S7 17,7500%
OT 2022 S8 17,6250%
OT 2022 S9 17,750%
OT 2022 S10 19,0000%
OT 2022 S11 17,5000%
OT 2023 S1 19,0000%
OT 2023 S2 19,0000%
OT 2023 S3 20,0000%
OT 2023 S4 19,0000%
OT 2023 S5 16,0000%
OT 2023 S6 17,0000%
OT 2023 S7 17,0000%
OT 2023 - S8 16,0000%
OT 2023 S9 18,0000%
OT 2024 S1 18,0000%
OT 2024 S2 19,5000%
OT 2024 S3 18,0000%
OT 2024 S4 17,0000%
OT 2024 S5 17,0000%
OT 2024 S6 16,5000%
OT 2024 S7 16,0000%
BNI 2022 S1 20,0000%
BNI 2021 S2 13,1000%
BNI 2021 S3 12,7500%
BAYPORT 2022 Série I 18,9300%
BAYPORT 2023 Série I 20,6500%
BAYPORT 2023 Série II 22,0000%
BAYPORT 2023 - Série III 21,5000%
PC BAYPORT 2023 S2 22,0000%
ZAYA ----
PC ACESS BANK 2023-2024 S2 15,0000%
TRASSUS ----
RGS AGRO ---
Letshego 2023 S1 22,500
Letshego 2023 SII 19,7700%
Letshego 2023 SIII 22,500
ACESS BANK  2023-2024 - S3 15,0000%
PC FIRST CAPITAL BANK 2024 S1 14,0000%
PC FIRST CAPITAL BANK 2024 S2 15,0000%
PC BIG-2024-2025 14,0000%
OT 2024 S8 16,0000%
OT 2024 S9 15,0000%
BAYPORT 2024 - Série I 22,5000%
OT 2024 S10 15,0000%
- Recognizes Salim Cripton Valá, PCA of BVM, SA.
The Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Mozambique Stock Exchange, SA, (BVM,SA), Salim Cripton Valá, argues that investing in agribusiness is the way to industrialize Mozambique and the African continent.

 Salim Valá was speaking on the sidelines of the launch ceremony for the VII National Seminar for the Dissemination and Awards Gala for Agro-Processing Innovations, to be held between August 22 and 23, 2024, in Maputo.
 “The gateway to industrialization on the African continent is agribusiness. Most African countries will only be able to embrace industrialization by starting with agribusiness,” said the CEO of BVM, SA.

 During the event, promoted by the Ministry of Science, Technology and Higher Education through the Center for Research and Technology Transfer for Community Development (CITT), Salim Valá explained that the interconnection between universities, companies and the government is the epicenter of innovation and the development of a nation's economic system.

 “Either we invest massively and heavily in science, technology, research and innovation, or we won't succeed. Either we move forward or we fall behind. We need to have a robust science, technology, research and innovation system that is also integrated and inclusive, in which different players can operate and with a long-term perspective,” added Salim Valá.
For his part, the Minister of Science, Technology and Higher Education (MCTES), Daniel Nivagara, stressed that initiatives in the areas of science and technology have been the driving force behind the economic development of communities, pointing out that one of the major challenges facing the country today has to do with the maximum reuse of agricultural products from communities. 

  “We think that processing agricultural products for human consumption represents a great opportunity to create jobs, reduce poverty and increase food security, especially in rural areas,” said Daniel Nivagara.

 The Director of the Center for Research and Technology Transfer for Community Development (CITT), Henrique Cau, said on the occasion that “one of the ways the CITT has found to disseminate the results of research, technological development and innovations is to hold regular seminars for community development actors, which have been spaces where science and technology makers, innovators and community development actors share innovative solutions for the development of communities”.

The event, which was aimed at reflecting on agro-processing innovations and technologies in Mozambique, as well as facilitating links between innovators and the productive sector to create partnerships in the process of improving, reproducing and marketing innovations and technologies, was attended by representatives of MCTES institutions, university rectors, academics, exhibitors, innovators, among others.

Event photos