Saudi Tadawul Group has approved the listing of new government debt instruments worth SAR 2.833 billion as of 24 January 2022.
The debt instruments’ first issuance stands at SAR 1.248 billion, while the second offering is valued at SAR 1.585 billion, according to a bourse disclosure on Thursday.
The debt instruments are issued by the Saudi government and submitted by the Ministry of Finance.
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