Investors' interest guides Saudi debt restructuring

Saudi Arabia has organized a new structure for managing its public debt obligations by repurchasing a portion of its existing debt instruments worth 17.1 billion riyals before their maturity date, and issuing new sukuk (Islamic bonds) worth 17.2 billion riyals divided into five tranches up to the year 2041. The goal of this process is to rearrange maturities and improve the portfolio structure, rather than increase the overall public debt, in order to reduce refinancing risks and enhance the flexibility of fiscal policies. The strategy focuses on efficient management of debt maturities, which minimizes the need for substantial refinancing in a short period and supports the sustainability of public finances, while maintaining investor confidence in Saudi debt instruments.

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