The government has successfully sold Rs50 billion in domestic bonds maturing in 2030 and 2035, with yields ranging from 10.54 to 11.70 percent, according to public debt management records.
Sri Lanka's public debt management office has completed a bond sale totalling Rs50 billion across two separate maturity dates, indicating continued government borrowing in the domestic market.
The government sold the full allocation of Rs30 billion in bonds due on August 1, 2030, at an average yield of 10.54 percent. An additional Rs20 billion in bonds maturing on March 15, 2035, were offered at a higher yield of 11.70 percent, reflecting the typical premium for longer-dated securities.
Both bond series have been made available on a tap basis, a mechanism that allows the government to continue issuing additional amounts of the same bonds at predetermined terms. This arrangement provides flexibility for managing the country's debt obligations while maintaining market access.
