Serbia yesterday increased its issuance of three-year euro-denominated bonds, borrowing an additional €66.24 million, with the auction volume reaching €150.16 million and a coupon rate of 4.25 percent. The planned sales volume according to the auction calendar was €75.2 million, the Public Debt Administration announced.
A total of 66,244 units of government bonds were issued at a yield of four percent annually.
They will mature on January 29, 2027, with a coupon payment of 4.25 percent annually, payable every January 29.
This was a reopened issuance of Serbia’s three-year euro-denominated government bonds, initially issued on January 25 this year.
According to the announced auction calendar, Serbia can expect another issuance of three-year euro bonds with the same planned sales volume by the end of the year.
