Guinea-Bissau has raised 15 billion CFA francs on the regional public securities market of the West African Economic and Monetary Union (UEMOA) following an auction of Treasury bills and bonds, according to UMOA-Titres.
The operation attracted strong investor demand, with 51.2 billion CFA francs in bids, representing a coverage rate of 341.35 percent.
The issuance included 358-day Treasury bills and three-year Treasury bonds. Of the total bids, 15 billion CFA francs were accepted.
Treasury bills attracted 10.79 billion CFA francs in bids, with 4.98 billion CFA francs retained at a 6.71 percent average yield. Meanwhile, the bonds received 40.41 billion CFA francs, with 10.02 billion CFA francs accepted at a weighted average yield of 8.69 percent.
Investors from Benin, Burkina Faso, Côte d’Ivoire, Senegal, and Togo participated in the auction.
The value date for the securities is March 17, 2026, with maturities set for March 9, 2027 for Treasury bills and March 11, 2029 for the bonds.
