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KUWAIT CITY - The State of Kuwait, acting through its Ministry of Finance, announced Tuesday the issuance of $11.25 billion in notes under its Global Medium Term Note Programme.
The issuance consists of three tranches: $3.25 billion in 4.016% notes due 2028, $3 billion in 4.136% notes due 2030, and $5 billion in 4.652% notes due 2035, according to pricing supplements dated October 7.
This offering follows the update of Kuwait’s Global Medium Term Note Programme, for which the government published a base offering circular dated September 29, 2025.
The Ministry of Finance made the announcement through a regulatory filing that included links to the base offering circular and pricing supplements for each of the three note tranches.
The issuance represents one of Kuwait’s largest debt offerings in recent years. The notes are being issued under the country’s existing medium term note framework, which allows the government to raise capital in international markets.
According to the press release statement, the documentation for the offering is available for viewing through the London Stock Exchange’s regulatory news service.
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