Mali will offer CFAF45 billion in Treasury bills and bonds at a regional UMOA government securities auction on Wednesday, 11 November 2026, according to a notice issued by UMOA-Titres on 30 October. The sale combines a 364-day bill with three- and five-year bonds, and bids are due by 10:30 GMT.
The three-year bonds carry an annual coupon of 6.00% and mature on 12 November 2029, while the five-year securities pay 6.20% and mature on 29 October 2031. The Treasury bill, issued in CFAF1 million denominations, falls due on 10 November 2027. The settlement date for the auction is set for Thursday, 12 November.
Following CFAF44 billion accepted in late October
The upcoming sale comes two weeks after Mali’s 28 October auction, when the Treasury accepted CFAF44 billion out of CFAF74.73 billion in bids, against an initial target of CFAF40 billion. Three-year bonds accounted for CFAF36.5 billion of the accepted amount, at a weighted average yield of 7.67%, according to the previous UMOA-Titres results.
For the 11 November auction, eligible intermediaries will submit bids through the SAGETIL-UMOA platform. The official notice allocates 25% of the amount on offer to authorised Treasury securities specialists submitting non-competitive bids.