The Republic of Serbia has issued 10-and-a-half-year dinar bonds valued at 14.96 billion dinars, as announced by the Public Debt Administration.
This marks the reopening of the bond series originally launched on January 23 of this year. The auction’s total volume amounted to 43.5 billion dinars, with a coupon rate set at 5.25 percent.
Demand for these bonds reached just over 22 billion dinars, with 1,495,874 bonds sold, totaling 14,958,740,000 dinars.
The bonds were sold at a price of 10,227.38 dinars per unit, resulting in a yield of 5.16 percent.
Coupon payments for the bonds will be made semi-annually on January 27 and July 27, until maturity in July 2035.
