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Saudi Arabia allocates 6.749 billion riyals in October sukuk issue
Saudi Arabia’s National Debt Management Center closed investor orders for its October 2026 local sukuk issue.
The issue is part of the Saudi government’s riyal-denominated sukuk programme.
The total amount allocated was 6.749 billion riyals.
It was divided into four groups of sukuk with different maturity years.
The largest group, worth 3.446 billion riyals, matures in 2036.
The other groups mature in 2031, 2033 and 2039.
The announcement gives the allocation and maturities but does not say what the funds will be used for or describe any next steps.
Saudi Arabia allocated 6.749 billion riyals in its October 2026 domestic sukuk issue.
The National Debt Management Center said it had completed receiving investor applications for the issue.
The allocation was divided into four tranches, maturing in 2031, 2033, 2036 and 2039.
The largest tranche was 3.446 billion riyals, with maturity in 2036.
- Who
- Saudi Arabia’s National Debt Management Center announced the allocation.
- What
- The country allocated 6.749 billion riyals across four tranches of domestic government sukuk.
- When
- October 2026.
- Where
- Saudi Arabia’s domestic sukuk market.
- Why
- Not stated.
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- Total allocation
- 6.749 billion riyals
- First tranche
- 265 million riyals, maturing in 2031
- Second tranche
- 2.735 billion riyals, maturing in 2033
- Third tranche
- 3.446 billion riyals, maturing in 2036
- Fourth tranche
- 302 million riyals, maturing in 2039