On Tuesday, December 9, 2025, the Senegalese government raised the sum of 35.728 billion FCFA, during a bond auction and Assimilable Treasury Bonds organized by Umoa-Titres.

Initially planned for 35 billion FCFA, the Senegalese government operation saw global offers reaching 35% 828 million FCFA, which represents a subscription rate of 102.37%. Ce financing takes place to meet the liquidity needs of the State of Senegal. The delivery-payment date has been established for December 10, 2025.

The bid success rate was 99.72 %, with just 100 million CFA francs in rejected proposals. Investors have offered three types of financial instruments. A 182-day Treasury Bill including the maturity date is June 2026, a 364-day Treasury Bill that comes to maturity in December 2026, and a three-year bond with a fixed rate of 6.30% which expires in December 2028.

Treasury Bonds with a maturity of one year have attracted 17.822 billion FCFA, with a marginal rate set at 6.83% and a weighted average yield of 7.31%. The three-year bonds have attracted 17.906 billion FCFA, presenting a marginal price of 94% and a weighted average yield of 7.94%.

However, no submissions for 182 Vouchers days was not retained, the 100 million FCFA proposed having been refused.

The operation saw the participation of fifteen participants from various countries in the Economic and Monetary Union West African (Uemoa). Senegal registered the majority of proposals with 12.25 billion FCFA, followed by Côte d'Ivoire (5.6 billion), the Burkina Faso (50 million) and Benin (6 million).