Egypt’s Ministry of Finance has announced plans to issue local debt instruments worth EGP 843bn in February 2025, as part of a broader plan published on the ministry’s official website. CBE, which conducts the tenders on behalf of the government, will offer in February 16 Treasury bill tenders worth EGP 660bn, 13 Treasury bond tenders worth EGP 172bn, in addition to two sukuk tenders worth EGP 11bn. According to the plan, Treasury bills worth EGP 100bn will be offered with a 91-day maturity, EGP 160bn with a 182-day maturity, and EGP 190bn with a 273-day maturity, while 364-day T-bills worth EGP 210bn are also scheduled. The plan also includes the issuance of two-year Treasury bonds worth EGP 48bn, including EGP 12bn in zero-coupon bonds, alongside three-year bonds worth EGP 90bn and five-year bonds worth EGP 34bn, including EGP 4bn in floating-rate bonds. In addition, the ministry plans to issue two local fixed-return sukuk tenders worth a total of EGP 11bn.

Source: Daily News Egypt February 01, 2026 06:34 UTC