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  • 26-01-23

    Saudi Arabia’s NDMC ends issuance of sukuk valued at USD920m

    (MENAFN) Saudi Arabia’s National Debt Management Center has ended the issuance of SR3.47 billion (USD920 million) riyal-denominated sukuk for January this year, as shown by the latest announcement.

    The sukuk proposing was split into two pieces, with the initial at SR1.27 billion and prepared to grow within the end of this decade.

    The second tranche for January stood at SR2.2 billion, which is going to grow in 2035.

    NDMC pointed out that the overall value worth of offers reached an amount of SR8.84 billion.

    Sukuk, also urged for an Islamic bond, is a debt output released based on Shariah or Islamic laws.

    This month, NDMC’s riyal-denominated sukuk Program indicated an ending of SR1.23 billion lower than in December.

    In December last year, NDMC ended the issuance of SR4.7 billion, which also came in two shares.

    The Saudi Riyal Local Sukuk plan is one of the nation’s economic tools where the Ministry of Finance releases domestic instruments that are then arranged by the NDMC and in the future split into monthly shares for financers.

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