UAE Treasury Sukuk, Bonds Auction Brings Bids Worth Dh4.54 Billion
The transaction is part of the T-Sukuk issuance programme for 2026, as published on the MoF's official website.
Recommended For YouThe auctions witnessed strong participation from the primary dealers for the T-Sukuk maturing in October 2029 and the T-Bonds tranche maturing in January 2031. Total bids amounted to Dh4.54 billion, representing an oversubscription of 4.1 times. This robust demand reflects investors' confidence in the UAE's creditworthiness and Islamic finance framework.
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The auction results highlighted competitive, market-driven pricing with a YTM of 4.95 percent for the new T-Sukuk tranche maturing in October 2029 and 5.05 percent for the T-Bond tranche maturing in January 2031. These yields represent tight spreads of 19 and 26 to basis points, respectively, above comparable US Treasuries at the time of issuance.
Additionally, the T-Sukuk & T-Bonds are listed on Nasdaq Dubai, enhancing investor access in the secondary market.
The AED T-Bond and T-Sukuk programmes play a vital role in supporting the development of the UAE's dirham-denominated yield curve, offering secure investment instruments for a wide range of investors. Furthermore, they reinforce the local debt capital market, contribute to the development of the broader investment landscape, and support the UAE's long-term economic sustainability and growth objectives.
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