The UAE Ministry of Finance (MoF) has introduced the profitable completion of its June 2025 public sale of Islamic Treasury Sukuk (T-Sukuk), elevating AED1.1bn ($300m) as a part of its broader 2025 issuance program.
The public sale, performed in coordination with the Central Financial institution of the UAE (CBUAE), drew robust demand from eight main sellers, reflecting continued investor belief within the UAE’s fiscal framework and Islamic finance mannequin.
The public sale outcomes highlighted aggressive, market-driven pricing with a Yield to Maturity (YTM) of three.88 per cent for the Might 2027 tranche and three.83 per cent for the August 2028 tranche.
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These yields signify a good unfold of two foundation factors, above comparable US Treasuries on the time of issuance.
The tight spreads and excessive participation sign market-driven pricing and rising demand for Shariah-compliant sovereign debt devices.
The Ministry confirmed the public sale aligns with its dedication to growing a dirham-denominated yield curve and broadening native capital markets, providing traders a steady and safe platform inside the nation’s financial ecosystem.
In a press release, the MoF reiterated that the Islamic T-Sukuk programme:
- Enhances funding choices consistent with Islamic rules
- Helps liquidity administration for native and regional monetary establishments
- Strengthens the United Arab Emirates’ place as a regional Islamic finance chief
- Contributes to long-term fiscal sustainability
