Algeria's Stock Market Value Surges by 42% in 2025

ALGIERS, Algeria — The value of Algeria's stock market surged by over 42% in 2025, according to the Committee for the Regulation and Supervision of Stock Market Operations (COSOB).

COSOB highlighted the market's growing ability to meet the financial needs of institutions, as well as the expansion of financial tools and diversification of national savings sources.

COSOB's annual report for 2025, presented by its chairman, Yusuf Bouznada, indicated that efforts to develop the financial market are beginning to yield concrete results. These developments are expected to strengthen further in 2026, alongside a gradual expansion of listed securities and the entry of new issuers active in various sectors and relying on diverse economic models.

COSOB's report underscored the market's resilience and growth potential, noting the increasing number of financial instruments and the entry of new issuers from different economic sectors.

The report also emphasized the importance of continued efforts to enhance market liquidity and attract more investors, both domestic and foreign.

COSOB's chairman highlighted the need for ongoing reforms to improve market transparency, strengthen regulatory frameworks, and foster a more dynamic and competitive financial environment.

CONTEXT: The growth of Algeria's stock market is significant as it reflects the country's broader economic reforms and efforts to diversify its economy away from reliance on hydrocarbon revenues. The stock market's performance is a key indicator of investor confidence and economic stability, making it a crucial component of Algeria's financial landscape.