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Saudi Arabia closes October sukuk issuance at SAR6.749 billion

The NDMC allocated SAR6.749 billion across four maturities in its October government sukuk programme.

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Saudi Arabia’s National Debt Management Center (NDMC) said it had closed the October issuance under the government’s riyal-denominated sukuk programme, allocating SAR6.749 billion in total. The Saudi Press Agency reported the announcement on October 20; the issuance was divided into four maturity tranches.

Allocations were SAR265 million maturing in 2031, SAR2.735 billion in 2033, SAR3.446 billion in 2036 and SAR302 million in 2039. The announcement did not state pricing, investor demand or how the proceeds would be used.

SPA’s stated total does not exactly match the sum of its listed tranche amounts, and the source does not explain the difference. This account retains the amounts as reported.

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October sukuk issuance closes

NDMC allocated SAR6.749 billion in the October 2026 government riyal sukuk issuance across four maturities.

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    October sukuk issuance closes

    NDMC allocated SAR6.749 billion in the October 2026 government riyal sukuk issuance across four maturities.

Methodology

Allocations and maturities are recorded as stated by NDMC; pricing and investor demand were not disclosed.

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October sukuk issuance closes

NDMC allocated SAR6.749 billion in the October 2026 government riyal sukuk issuance across four maturities.

Total allocation as announced by the source
6.749 billion SAR
2026-10-20 · Observed
Methodology

The announced total is transcribed directly from SPA’s NDMC release. The listed tranches do not reconcile to that total and no explanation is given. The published total is not replaced by a calculated value.

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