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Central Bank of Bahrain.
By TRENDS Desk
April 3, 2024 1:55 pm
  • As per reports, subscriptions worth $128.67 million were received for the $69.14 million issue, which carries maturity of 182 days
  • The expected return on the issue, which begins on April 4 and matures on October 3, is 5.90%, equivalent to the previous issue

Manama, Bahrain–The Central Bank of Bahrain (CBB) announces that the monthly issue of the short-term Islamic leasing bonds, Sukuk Al Ijara, has been oversubscribed by 186%.

Subscriptions worth $128.67 million were received for the $69.14 million issue, which carries maturity of 182 days.

The expected return on the issue, which begins on April 4 and matures on October 3, is 5.90%, equivalent to the previous issue on March 7.

The Sukuk Al Ijara is issued by the CBB on behalf of the Government of the Kingdom of Bahrain.

This is issue No.224 (BH00019E0921) of the short-term Sukuk Al Ijara series.

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