ARCO
100,00
ARKO SEGUROS
1.125,00
CDM
42,00
CMH
3.500,00
EMOSE
15,00
HCB
2,85
PAYTECH
1,00
REVIMO
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TROPIGALIA
105,00
TOUCH
150,00
ZERO
20,00
2BUSINESS
1,00
MWIH
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RGS AGRO
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BAYPORT 2020 Série I
16,0000%
BAYPORT 2020 Série II
21,1200%
BAYPORT 2021 Série I
18,8700%
BAYPORT 2021 Série II
23,2000%
BAYPORT 2021 Série III
21,0000%
BAYPORT 2021 Série IV
19,5900%
VISABEIRA 2020
19,2000%
OT 2005 S2
10,9100%
OT 2017 S6
20,0000%
OT 2017 S7
20,0000%
OT 2019 S1
4,8125%
OT Fornecedores 2019
7,5625%
OT 2020 S6
10,0000%
OT 2020 S8
20,1875%
OT 2020 S11
5,1250%
OT 2021 S1
16,8125%
OT 2021 S2
16,4375%
OT 2021 S3
16,4375%
OT 2021 S4
14,5000%
OT 2021 S5
17,5625%
OT 2021 S6
19,5625%
OT 2021 S7
15,8750%
OT 2021 S8
15,9375%
OT 2021 S10
14,5000%
OT 2021 S11
14,7000%
OT Fornecedores 2022
4,4000%
OT 2022 S1
17,3500%
OT 2022 S2
15,6500%
OT 2022 S3
16,8500%
OT 2022 S4
15,2000%
OT 2022 S5
17,0000%
OT 2022 S6
17,0000%
OT 2022 S7
17,7500%
OT 2022 S8
17,6250%
OT 2022 S9
17,750%
OT 2022 S10
19,0000%
OT 2022 S11
17,5000%
OT 2023 S1
19,0000%
OT 2023 S2
19,0000%
OT 2023 S3
20,0000%
OT 2023 S4
19,0000%
OT 2023 S5
16,0000%
OT 2023 S6
17,0000%
OT 2023 S7
17,0000%
OT 2023 - S8
16,0000%
OT 2023 S9
18,0000%
OT 2024 S1
18,0000%
OT 2024 S2
19,5000%
OT 2024 S3
18,0000%
OT 2024 S4
17,0000%
OT 2024 S5
17,0000%
OT 2024 S6
16,5000%
OT 2024 S7
16,0000%
BNI 2022 S1
20,0000%
BNI 2021 S2
13,1000%
BNI 2021 S3
12,7500%
BAYPORT 2022 Série I
18,9300%
BAYPORT 2023 Série I
20,6500%
BAYPORT 2023 Série II
22,0000%
BAYPORT 2023 - Série III
21,5000%
PC BAYPORT 2023 S2
22,0000%
ZAYA
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PC ACESS BANK 2023-2024 S2
15,0000%
TRASSUS
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RGS AGRO
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Letshego 2023 S1
22,500
Letshego 2023 SII
19,7700%
Letshego 2023 SIII
22,500
ACESS BANK 2023-2024 - S3
15,0000%
PC FIRST CAPITAL BANK 2024 S1
14,0000%
PC FIRST CAPITAL BANK 2024 S2
15,0000%
PC BIG-2024-2025
14,0000%
OT 2024 S8
16,0000%
OT 2024 S9
15,0000%
BAYPORT 2024 - Série I
22,5000%
OT 2024 S10
15,0000%
PC FIRST CAPITAL BANK 2024 S IV
13,0000%
OT 2024 S13
13,5000%
In 1997, the Government of Mozambique, through the Ministry of Planning and Finance, set up the "Steering Committee of the Mozambique Stock Exchange", whose mission was to promote the organisation of the capital market in Mozambique, namely at the level of setting up the necessary institutional and legal structures and, as well as the establishment of a Stock Exchange, a structure which was thought to be the most appropriate in order to give shape to the functioning of an organised secondary market of securities.
Although the period deemed necessary for the structuring of the stock exchange elapsed, the Steering Committee had been vested with enough powers for the organisation of the activities of the Stock Exchange in order to enable its proper functioning. In addition to that, it was also equipped with the necessary financial resources, provided by both the Mozambican Government and the World Bank.
As a result of the activities developed by the Steering Committee, the Council of Ministers approved the legal instruments for the operation of the Mozambique Stock Exchange (BVM), especially Decrees 48/98 and 49/98, dated September 22, namely the Regulation of the Securities Market and on the Establishment of the Mozambique Stock Exchange and its Internal Regulation.
Mozambique Stock Exchange is a legal entity of public law, with the nature of a public institute, endowed with administrative, financial and patrimonial autonomy. BVM is responsible for the creation and maintenance of premises and systems equipped with the necessary means for the operation of a free and open market for the purchase and sale of securities. BVM also provides registration, clearing, settlement and disclosure services of sufficient and timely information on the transactions carried out.
Note that BVM is composed of the Board of Directors (comprised of at least three members and a maximum of five members appointed by the Minister of Finance, one of whom is proposed, albeit with a non-binding nature, by the Stock Exchange operators) and Supervisory Board (comprised of 3 members, appointed by order of the Minister of Finance, of whom one presides the board).
At the level of the Stock market, in addition to the "brokerage firms" and the "financial brokerage companies", the financial intermediation activity, under Law 15/99 of November 01 (regulating the establishment and activities of Credit Institutions and Financial Companies), can be developed by credit institutions. However, only financial intermediaries that become stockbrokers may trade directly on the Stock Exchange.
The securities market supervisory board is the Bank of Mozambique, to which various duties, as provided for in article 4 of Decree 48/98 of September 22, can be attributed, in addition to matters attributed to it by Law.
Moreover, the way in which the market is organised and structured, namely the duties of intermediaries in the execution of any operations and provision of other services, professional secrecy to which financial intermediaries abide by, the reporting obligations imposed on the issuers and to the Stock Exchange itself, the regime applicable to crimes and misdemeanours in the market, and finally, the nature of the Bank of Mozambique's duties, create the necessary conditions for the effective functioning of the market, according to high standards of integrity, regularity, normality and transparency.
It should be stressed that in the course of its activities, Mozambican Stock Exchange complies with and enforces the existing legislation and regulations, which establish a range of mechanisms aimed at establishing effective means for investor protection. This is the case, in particular, of all legal provisions regarding the information to be provided by the entities with listed securities, as well as the conditions of the operations and, in particular, the conditions for the exercise of Financial intermediation activity.
On the other hand, Mozambique Stock Exchange has actively developed a set of tasks in the context of investor support, in particular private investors, namely in the provision of clarifications related to market intervention and exercise of rights.
On the other hand, Mozambique Stock Exchange has actively developed a set of tasks in the context of investor support, in particular private investors, namely in the provision of clarifications related to market intervention and exercise of rights.