Physical Address
Indirizzo: Via Mario Greco 60, Buttigliera Alta, 10090, Torino, Italy
The Algiers Stock Exchange records a dynamic never known before. The value of the shares traded has indeed reached 4.5 billion dinars in the first half of 2025, against 1.35 billion dinars at the same period of 2024, an increase of 235 %. This is indicated by the Committee on Organization and Surveillance of Operations on the Stock Exchange (COSOB).
The latter specified, in its newsletter made public this Tuesday, that the overall volume of the titles exchanged has also increased, reaching 2.1 million units during the first six months of the year, against 655,600 units at the same period of 2024, up 232.8 %.
Last April recorded the strongest volume of transactions, with more than 944,000 titles exchanged, while the month of February experienced the lowest level, with only 120,835 titles exchanged.
For their part, the sales orders increased by 193 %, reaching 19 million titles in the first half of the current year, against 6.4 million during the same period last year. The purchase orders, on the other hand, increased by 246 %, totaling 9.8 million titles, against 2.8 million in the first half of 2024, said the Cosob.
Regarding global market capitalization, it has established more than 745.4 billion dinars at the end of June 2025, against around 520 billion dinars in January, it was added.
This dynamic is explained by the growing interest in the stock market but especially in the introduction of new players on the Algiers Stock Exchange, according to the Bulletin of the Boursière Commission.
The Algiers Stock Exchange has indeed recorded two new introductions during the semester. It is the local development bank (BDL) and the start-up Moustachir, specialized in consulting.
The BDL was officially listed on the stock market on March 13, with the start of the rating of its shares, thus becoming the second bank to join the financial market after the CPA, IPTC IPO in 2024. The IPO is qualified as “additional step” in the process of recovery from the country’s financial market.
The first half of the year was also marked by the entry of a first start-up on the Algiers Stock Exchange, namely Moustachir, after the success of the subscription operation, where demand exceeded the supply of almost 120 %.
This growing interest in the financial market has many positive indicators, according to the Director General of the Stock Exchange, Yazid Benmouhoub. This confirms that the financial market is an important source of financing and an essential lever for companies looking for expansion and excellence.
The Place Boursière d’Algiers now has eight listed titles: Alliance Assurances, Biopharm, El Aurassi, Saidal, Le Crédit Populaire d’Algérie (CPA), BDL, SME Aom Invest SPA (financial investments), and the Moustachir start-up.