Benin to pay interest on two Treasury bonds on 20 November

BRVM bonds TPBJ.O9 and TPBJ.O10 will trade ex-coupon from 19 November. The exchange names SGI Bénin as the contact for holders.

By Aminata Traoré · 9 November 2026 · 1 min read

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CFA franc banknotes photographed in Benin on 3 October 2025. Illustration of bond interest payments, not the scheduled 20 November payment. Houss 2020 / Wikimedia Commons, CC0 1.0.

Benin’s Treasury will pay annual interest on 20 November 2026 on two bonds traded on the West African regional stock exchange, the BRVM. Notices issued by the exchange on 5 November set out the timetable for TPBJ 6.00% 2025–2032 and TPBJ 6.15% 2025–2035.

The securities trade under the symbols TPBJ.O9 and TPBJ.O10. The first carries a 6.00% annual coupon and matures in 2032, while the second pays 6.15% a year and matures in 2035.

Ex-coupon trading begins on 19 November

For both bonds, the BRVM has set Thursday, 19 November as the first day of ex-coupon trading. The registers close on Friday, 20 November, when the interest payments are scheduled. The dates are specified in BRVM notices No. 322 and 323.

Bondholders seeking further information on the payments are directed by the exchange to SGI Bénin in Cotonou.

Ex-coupon trading begins on 19 November

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