Qatar Plans 6 Bonds Worth 11.98B Riyals Next Week

Next week, Qatar will issue six government bonds and sukuk with a total value of approximately 11.98 billion Qatari riyals. This includes three tranches of bonds worth 6.85 billion riyals and three tranches of sukuk totaling 5.13 billion riyals. The upcoming maturities on September 20 and 22 will feature several issues, including bonds worth 6 billion riyals with a 2.50% return, 250 million riyals with a 3.75% return, sukuk worth 825 million riyals with a 3.75% return, 4 billion riyals with a 2.50% return, and 300 million riyals with a 4.10% return. The total outstanding balance of government bonds at the Central Bank currently stands at 62.33 billion riyals, while sukuk amount to approximately 75.54 billion riyals. Bonds and sukuk are used to finance budget deficits and bridge the fiscal gap; they differ in nature—bonds are long-term debt instruments, whereas sukuk are Islamic financing tools representing ownership in assets.

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