As part of the financing its 2026 budget, Burkina Faso raised 38.499 billion CFA francs on the UEMOA regional financial market following a simultaneous issue of similar Treasury bills and bonds, carried out on Wednesday 14 January 2025. The transaction involved treasury bills with a maturity of 364 days as well as on 3, 5 and 7-year bonds.

The transmitter had initially auctioned an amount of 35 billion FCFA. The operation has aroused strong interest from investors, with global bids reaching 57.912 billion CFA francs, i.e. a coverage rate of 165.46%. He However, it should be noted that no offers have been registered on the part of bonds with a maturity of 5 years.

At the end of At the auction, the amount selected was 38.499 billion CFA francs, while that 19.413 billion FCFA in tenders were rejected, corresponding to a absorption rate of 66.48%. Successful investors will benefit from weighted average returns of 7.39% for Treasuries, 7.28% for 3-year bonds and 7.25% for 7-year bonds.

The Public Treasury Burkinabè has undertaken to repay the vouchers the first working day following their due date on 13 January 2027, with interest paid in advance by withholding tax on nominal value. For bonds, the repayment of Capital will take place on the first working day following the deadlines of January 15 2029 for 3-year titles and January 15, 2033 for 7-year-old titles. Les interest will be paid annually at a rate of 6.00% for bonds 3 years and 6.40% for those aged 7, starting at the end of the first year year.