On Tuesday, January 6, 2026, Côte d'Ivoire obtained through its Public Treasury the sum of 320,765 billion FCFA from investors in the UEMOA financial market, as part of its strategy of financing its budget. It was at the end of his simultaneous broadcast 364-day auction of bonds and similar treasury bonds, 3 years with an accrued coupon rate of 1.026% and 3 years with a coupon rate earned by 1.55%, organized in partnership with UMOA-Titres.

The amount put up for auction was 310 billion FCFA. The overall submissions from investors amounted to 515.803 billion FCFA. Which corresponds to an amount coverage rate auctioned by 166.39%.

The amount of tenders selected is 320,765 billion FCFA and that rejected at 195.038 billion FCFA. This gives an absorption rate of 62.19%.

Investors whose bids have been selected will end up with a weighted average return of 6.53% for bonds, 6.81% for bonds of 3 years with an accrued coupon rate of 1.026% and 6.81% for those of 3 years with an accrued coupon rate of 1.55%.

The Ivorian Public Treasury has undertaken to repay the bonds issued first working day following the due date set on January 5, 2027. The interests will be paid in advance and deducted from the nominal value of these vouchers.

The principal amount of the bonds will be repaid the first business day following the date due date set on October 29, 2028 for 3-year contracts with a coupon rate accrued by 1.026% and as of October 25, 2028 for 3-year-old women with a rate of accrued coupon of 1.55%. On the other hand, interest payments will be made annually based on a rate of 5.25% for bonds with a duration of 3 years with an accrued coupon rate of 1.026% and 5.70% for those of 3 years with an accrued coupon rate of 1.55% from the end of the first year.