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Sri Lanka Successfully Auctions Rs184.79 Billion in Bonds Maturing in 2030, 2033, 2035, and 2039

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Sri Lanka has successfully sold bonds worth 184.79 billion rupees for the years 2030, 2033, 2035, and 2039, against an offering of 205 billion rupees, according to data from the public debt management office.

All offered 50 billion rupees of the 01 March 2030 bonds (LKB00530C017) were sold at an average yield of 9.74 percent. Similarly, all offered 40 billion rupees of the 01 June 2033 bonds (LKB02033F013) were sold, achieving an average yield of 10.65 percent.

For the 15 June 2035 bonds (LKB01035F159), 54.79 billion rupees of the offered 75 billion were sold at an average yield of 11.08 percent. Additionally, all offered 40 billion rupees of the 15 August 2039 bonds (LKB02039H156) were sold, recording an average yield of 11.09 percent.

The bonds for 2030, 2033, and 2039 remain available on tap.

(Colombo/January 13, 2026)


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