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Daily recap · 5 October 2026

Standard Bank Angola rises 3.1% on 296 million Kz traded

Standard Bank Angola led the session with a 3.1% rise and 296 million Kz traded, but the close of only 33 shares was below the session average. BODIVA also advanced, while the IGAB declined.

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IGAB
1,020.00 -0.19%
Turnover
1.2B Kz
Trades
295
Advancers and decliners
9 up13 down
BNA rate
14.75%

since 30 Sept

LUIBOR overnight
12.40% +0.10 p.p.

since 1 Oct

Inflation (y/y)
8.78% -0.55 p.p.

since 31 Aug

USD/AOA
913.00 Kz 0.00%
EUR/AOA
1,022.74 Kz -0.20%
Brent
113.96 USD -5.01%

as of 29 Sept

What changed

The session lost strength compared with 2 October: the number of trades fell 62.7% and turnover declined 82.7%, leaving it 43.0% below the average of the reports dated 2, 1, 30, 29 and 28 September. Standard Bank continued its recovery from 65,000 Kz on 2 October to 67,000 Kz, but today's close, set by 33 shares and below the session average, does not yet confirm a trend. Participation was much weaker.

Weekly turnover

Through the Mon 5 Oct session · Kz

Mon 5 Oct · 1.2B Kz1.2B KzMonTue 6 Oct · Upcoming—TueWed 7 Oct · Upcoming—WedThu 8 Oct · Upcoming—ThuFri 9 Oct · Upcoming—Fri

Week to date1.2B Kz

  • Mon 5 Oct: 1.2B Kz
  • Tue 6 Oct: Upcoming
  • Wed 7 Oct: Upcoming
  • Thu 8 Oct: Upcoming
  • Fri 9 Oct: Upcoming

-31.64% versus the first 1 sessions of the previous week.

Standard Bank Angola closed at 67,000 Kz, up 3.1%, with 296 million Kz traded. The largest trade involved 997 shares at 65,000 Kz, but the close was set by only 33 shares and was below the session average of 67,110 Kz. The final price is therefore a weak reference. In the order book, supply exceeded demand.

STANDARD BANK DE ANGOLA, S.A logoSBAOSTANDARD BANK DE ANGOLA, S.A67,000 Kz+3.08%

Close over the last 4 sessions

66,000 Kz70,000 Kz75,000 Kz3-session high: 78,125 Kz30 Sept5 Oct

Session trades (dot size is the number of shares)

66,000 Kz68,000 Kz69,000 Kz10:0012:0014:0016:00Average price 67,110 Kz
Average price
67,110 Kz
Quantity
4,410
Turnover
296M Kz
Trades
124
Largest trade
997 at 65,000 Kz
Best bid at close
607 at 67,000 Kz
Best ask at close
125 at 68,500 Kz

BODIVA rose 3.2% to 98,000 Kz. The close, set by 33 shares, was below the session average of 100,755 Kz, and supply dominated the order book. The rise does not yet represent a firm new price reference.

Bolsa de Dívida e Valores de Angola-SGMR, S.A. logoBDVABolsa de Dívida e Valores de Angola-SGMR, S.A.98,000 Kz+3.16%

Close over the last 60 sessions

81,000 Kz88,000 Kz94,000 Kz20-session high: 98,000 Kz10 Jul5 Oct

Session trades (dot size is the number of shares)

102,000 Kz108,000 Kz115,000 Kz10:0012:0014:0016:00Average price 100,755 Kz
Average price
100,755 Kz
Quantity
331
Turnover
33.4M Kz
Trades
16
Largest trade
100 at 103,000 Kz
Best bid at close
1 at 95,000 Kz
Best ask at close
5 at 102,999 Kz

Unitel fell 2.0% to 29,999 Kz, with the close above the session average. BAI declined 0.1% to 94,500 Kz. BCGA lost 2.5% to 19,505 Kz, ENSA fell 1.7% to 23,600 Kz, and BFAA declined 0.9% to 97,100 Kz. The IGAB closed at 1,020.00 points, down 0.19%. Bonds generated 728 million Kz, led by OH15M30A with 410 million Kz traded.

UNITEL, S.A. logoUNTLUNITEL, S.A.29,999 Kz-1.96%

Close over the last 47 sessions

30,000 Kz34,000 Kz38,000 Kz20-session high: 34,000 Kz29 Jul5 Oct

Session trades (dot size is the number of shares)

29,300 Kz29,800 Kz30,300 Kz10:0012:0014:0016:00Average price 29,194 Kz
Average price
29,194 Kz
Quantity
1,947
Turnover
56.8M Kz
Trades
48
Largest trade
875 at 29,000 Kz
Best bid at close
481 at 29,000 Kz
Best ask at close
650 at 29,999 Kz

Macro backdrop

The G7 announced the coordinated release of up to 100 million barrels of crude oil, diesel and other energy products over four months, to contain fuel-price increases. The measure could add pressure to international prices and matters for Angola, where oil influences export revenues and the state budget.

Recap written by AI from the session data on TauView. Every figure was checked against the recorded trades. Not investment advice.

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