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%
From August 26 to September 1, 2024, the Mozambique Stock Exchange (BVM) took part in the 59th edition of the Maputo International Trade Fair - FACIM 2024.
Under the slogan “Industrialization: Innovation and Diversification of the National Economy”, the annual multi-sector trade fair aimed to showcase the country's production potential for export and promote business and investment opportunities in the various segments of the national and international business fabric.
Speaking at the opening of the event, the Chairman of BVM's Board of Directors, Salim Cripton Valá, explained that the stock exchange not only wants, through FACIM, to disseminate and share the impacts of what it already has available on the market, but that it also wants to invite exhibitors, entrepreneurs and the public in general to use the stock exchange as an instrument for safe and profitable investments for their businesses and for the country's economy.
“FACIM is a gathering of entrepreneurs and investors from all over the country and the world who come to do business. For us, taking part in this event is a ritual and an important opportunity to interact, present, learn and to see how we can project more virtuous business for the future not only of our Stock Exchange, but also of business in Mozambique,” he said.

During the visit by the President of the Republic, Filipe Nyusi, to the BVM stand, Salim Valá made it known that, since the last edition, the institution he runs has been reaping positive results due to the increase in the main stock market indicators.
“Today we have a market capitalization of 28.8%, 16 listed companies, a turnover of over 21 billion meticais and a liquidity index of 10.2%. So, since the last edition of FACIM, the stock market indicators have been rising. We are pleased and we will continue to work so that these metrics can be increased to allow more Mozambicans and entrepreneurs to save, invest in the stock exchange and finance themselves through this alternative mechanism,” he concluded.
During the fair, the Exchange also took part in seminars and other networking initiatives linked to the country's economy. In the context of the seminars promoted by the State Business Sector (SEE), of which the Stock Exchange is a part, Rodrigues Paruque, a panelist and BVM representative, spoke about his institution as a vehicle for financing the economy.

On the occasion, Paruque said that the Exchange is carrying out different initiatives aimed at attracting more SMEs to the capital market, through financial literacy and seminars, which will create greater awareness and allow them to consider the Exchange as a financing platform and an instrument that can foster visibility, create trust and transparency and thus help improve the business environment in Mozambique.
Speaking after the opening ceremony of FACIM 2024, Mozambican statesman Filipe Nyusi said that the country had seen a very significant flow of investment over the last five years, noting that a total of more than 10 billion dollars had been invested, spread across the various sectors of the economy.

According to the President of the Republic, these investments have increased the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) rate, which in the first quarter of 2024 was around 3.2%.
FACIM brought together all economic sectors at national and international level at the Ricatla International Trade Fair and Exhibition Center, attracting more than 3,050 exhibitors (national and foreign), around 26 countries, 750 foreign companies and 65,000 visitors.

Event photos