Riyadh – Mubasher: The Saudi Exchange (Tadawul) has approved a formal request submitted by the Ministry of Finance to list government debt instruments issued by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
The total value of the debt instruments to be listed amounts to SAR 12.35 billion, issued in accordance with the current listing rules of the Saudi capital market.
The approval covers two specific issuances. The first issuance, designated as 10 July 2026, carries a total value of SAR 10.55 billion. The second issuance, identified as 15 July, is valued at SAR 1.80 billion.
These instruments represent the latest addition to the Kingdom’s sovereign debt profile available for secondary market trading.
According to the exchange's disclosure, the listing and trading of these government debt instruments are scheduled to begin on Monday, 20 July.
This move follows the regulatory framework for debt securities and aims to further deepen the local capital market by providing diversified investment options for institutional and individual investors.
The Ministry of Finance continues to manage the Kingdom's debt issuance program to support fiscal objectives and market liquidity.
