FG Targets N1.2 Trillion in Upcoming Bond Auction

The Federal Government of Nigeria plans to raise N1.2 trillion by reopening three existing bond instruments, as announced by the Debt Management Office (DMO). The auction is scheduled for July 20, 2023, with settlement expected on July 22, 2023.
The offer will distribute N400 billion evenly across three tranches: a 22.60% FGN January 2035 bond, a 16.2499% FGN April 2037 bond, and a 15.45% FGN June 2038 bond. This move follows a similar bond drive in June and signals the government's continued reliance on local debt to sustain fiscal operations and address the budget deficit.
The DMO clarified that reopening existing bonds rather than launching new securities aims to stabilize the market and enhance liquidity. Analysts view this auction as a crucial test of investor appetite, especially given the current high-interest rates and inflation.
The auction will also provide insights into institutional investor sentiment and demand for fixed-income securities.
Plus234Feed summary based on reporting from Punch Newspapers. Read the original report below.
Read full article
Continue on Punch Newspapers
Enjoy this article?
Get the weekly Nigerian roundup — top stories, NPFL, naira. One email, Sunday morning.
Related Stories

Nigeria's DMO to Raise N1.2 Trillion via Bond Auctions
DMO to Auction N1.1 Trillion in Bonds Amid Rising Yields
DMO Plans N4 Trillion Bond Auctions for Q3 2026

Investors Overwhelm Nigeria's Bond Auction with ₦1.74tn

Nigeria Raises N6.49tn from Bond Market in 2026

FG Seeks N729 Billion Power Bond After N501 Billion Success
Get Plus234Feed on messaging apps
Same headlines, delivered where you already scroll.









