Titres publics : Comment l’Etat compte lever 4132 milliards sur le marché intérieur, en 12 mois
Senegal is in a very precarious budgetary situation. Due to the hidden debt scandal, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has suspended its program with the country, whose access to the international financial market has become virtually nonexistent. To address this, the country's authorities have refocused on the domestic market.
In 2025, for example, Senegal raised 2,224 billion CFA francs on the local public securities market (UMOA-Titres). For this year, the Director of Debt has set the tone. Aliou Diouf explained that the total amount to be raised for 2026 is 6,075 billion CFA francs.
From 5716 billion to 6075 billion CFA francs
“This amount is not far from what was already achieved in 2025, which was 5716 billion CFA francs. There is a difference of almost 300 billion CFA francs. This shows that this amount can still be achieved in 2025 on the domestic market,” said the Senegalese official during the 8th edition of the Public Securities Market meetings currently being held in Togo.
To raise these funds, the Senegalese authorities have established an issuance schedule. "We will raise 4,132 billion CFA francs on the domestic market, with 90 billion CFA francs needed for working capital. We will also raise 1,200 billion CFA francs through syndications, divided into four EPAs, with one operation per quarter," explained Mr. Diouf. In addition, a Sukuk will be issued on the domestic market "to attract local investors who need to comply with the principles of Islamic finance."
Raising 2752 billion with BATs and OATs
During 2026, the government plans to raise 2,752 billion CFA francs through Treasury Bills (BATs) and Treasury Bonds (OATs). It also aims to raise 180 billion CFA francs through its Sukuk issuance scheduled for August and 1,200 billion CFA francs through syndications. These syndications will be launched in March, June, September, and at the very end of the year.
By the end of March, the government aims to have already amassed 1,008 billion CFA francs. Then, it plans to climb to 1,966 billion CFA francs by the end of June. Finally, by the end of the third quarter of the year, the government expects to have accumulated 3,150 billion CFA francs and close the year with 4,132 billion CFA francs on the regional public securities market.
Below is the full schedule unveiled by the Director of Debt during the 8th edition of the Public Securities Market meetings currently being held in Togo.
Commentaires (14)
Certes vous avez trouvé une situation intenable avec une dette très élevée qui relève d’un vrai sabotage mais je ne pense pas c’est la solution.
Donc si les entreprises ne fonctionnent plus comme avant ou n'existent plus ou ont fermé, les besoins en liquidité vont augmenter pour l'Etat.
Senegal en pause
C'était pourtant pour nous prouver que la dette cachée n'existe pas, et ne peut pas exister. Payés à coups de millions, depuis 4 mois on attend leurs production pour nous prouver que Sonko (leur obsession) ment. Mais tout se passe comme s'ils veulent se faire oublier. Rien pour nous montrer qu'il n'y a pas de dette cachée.
La vérité est qu'ils ont pris leurs parts des milliards volés au Sénégal par Macky. Et ils ne le lâcheront pas tant qu'il lui restera des sous. Macky n'échappera pas au sort de Jean Claude Duvallier (Bébé Doc ).
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