Guinea-Bissau accepted CFAF7.5 billion in bids at its regional government securities auction on Monday, 2 November 2026, against CFAF15.294 billion submitted by investors. Three-year bonds accounted for CFAF7 billion of the allocation, carrying a weighted average yield of 8.16%, according to the official results published by UMOA-Titres.
Demand reached 203.92% of the amount on offer, although the Treasury accepted 49.04% of bids. The 364-day bills attracted CFAF2.505 billion in orders, with CFAF500 million accepted at a weighted average yield of 5.38%. Investors offered CFAF12.789 billion for the bonds, of which CFAF7 billion was allocated.
The three-year bonds mature on 3 November 2029 and pay a fixed annual coupon of 6.25%. Their weighted average price was CFAF9,509.88 per CFAF10,000 of face value. The 8.16% yield was six basis points above that recorded at the previous auction on 19 October, when the Treasury also accepted CFAF7.5 billion. Settlement of the latest sale is scheduled for 3 November.
Accepted bids came from several WAEMU markets
The breakdown by bidding location shows that offers submitted in Burkina Faso secured CFAF3 billion in bonds, followed by those lodged in Benin with CFAF2.203 billion and in Togo with CFAF1.711 billion. Bids recorded in Senegal accounted for CFAF85.75 million in accepted bonds, while the CFAF500 million in Treasury bills allocated came from submissions registered in Guinea-Bissau.