At the end of the trading session on Monday, August 16, 2021, the Société de Limonaderie et de brasseries d'Afrique (SOLIBRA) found itself at the top of the Top 5 securities having recorded the highest price increases on the market. shares of the Regional Stock Exchange (BRVM).

This value thus ends the trading day with more 7.46% at 121,700 FCFA. It is followed respectively by BOA Senegal (plus 7.29% to 2,355 FCFA), Filtisac Côte d'Ivoire (plus 6.99% to 1,990 FCFA), NEI CEDA Côte d'Ivoire (plus 6.85% at 390 FCFA) and Sicable Côte d'Ivoire (plus 5.75% at 1,380 FCFA). Flop 5 of the biggest price drops is respectively occupied by the shares Sicor Côte d'Ivoire (minus 6.93% to 4,565 FCFA), Safca Côte d'Ivoire (minus 5.43% to 610 FCFA), CFAO Côte d'Ivoire (minus 4.79% at 795 FCFA), SAPH Côte d'Ivoire (minus 4.48% at 3,515 FCFA) and Servair Abidjan (minus 3.45% at 1,400 FCFA).

The total value of the transactions stood at 236.052 million FCFA against 170.643 million FCFA the day before. The market capitalization of the equity market stood at 5149.330 billion FCFA against 5131.571 billion FCFA the day before, an increase of 17.759 billion FCFA. That of the bond market, for its part, amounted to 6932.715 billion FCFA against 6936.910 billion FCFA the day before, a decrease of 4.195 billion FCFA. As for the indices, we note a contrasting situation at the end of the trading day. The BRVM 10 index (the index of the stock market's 10 flagship stocks) fell by 0.03% to 136.68 points against 136.72 points the day before. For its part, the BRVM Composite index (the general stock market index) rose by 0.35% to 171.10 points against 170.51 points the day before.