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Saudi Government SAR Sukuk 2017-09-10
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08-10-2024
16:08:02 - Yield 4.8000
- Price 96.332
- Nominal Value Traded (SAR) 303,000
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| From | To | Number Of Days To Coupon | Coupon Rate | Payment Per Sukuk/Bond (SAR) |
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| 2024-09-20 | 2025-03-20 | 180 | 3.45000 | 17.2500 |
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| Issuance Information | |
|---|---|
| Issuer | Kingdom of Saudi Arabia |
| Listing Date | 2018-04-08 |
| Lead Manager | N/A |
| Instrument Credit Rating | N/A |
| Debt Instrument Status | Budget Financing |
| Debt Instrument Type and Structure | Fixed Sukuk Istithmar |
| Accumulative Issuance Amount (SAR) | 2,425,000,000 |
| Issue Date | 2017-09-20 |
| Maturity and Early Redemption Date | 2027-09-20 |
| Coupon Rate % | 3.45 |
| Coupon Distribution Frequency | Semi-annually |
| Zakat treatment | - |
| Trading Method | Electronic |
| Collateral | N/A |
| Minimum Subscription Amount Per Investor | 1,000 |
| Par Value | 1,000 |
| Identification Code | SA14CVK2I1J5 |
| Additional Information | |
| Registrar | Securities Depository Center Company (Edaa) |
| Payment Administrator | Al Rajhi Capital |
| Debt Instrument Agent | Al Rajhi Capital |
- Issuance Profile
Issuer Overview
The Ministry of Finances main responsibilities are the proposing the public fiscal policy and financial plans that support stability, economic growth and sustainability of government resources, the efficient use and follow up of their implementation, and the coordination and integration with the monetary and structural policies within framework of development plans and its strategic objectives within the range of the general policy of the state The Ministry also oversees the continuous development of financial, tax and customs systems of the Kingdom. In addition to carrying out the tasks of the State Treasury through Keeping and controlling the current accounts of the government with the Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency. In addition, the Ministry is also tasked with the financial control of the expenditure, the development of its systems and tools which contribute to the rationalization of government spending, enhance accountability and the preservation of public money. And supervision of the accounts and also the annual expenses of the government and the preparation of the balance sheet of the state..
Issuer History
The General Directorate of Finance was established on 14/10/1927. A Royal Order No. 381 was issued on 14/5/1932 changing the name of the General Directorate of Finance to the Ministry of Finance, thus becoming the second ministry to be established in the Kingdom after the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. In 1936, as the activities of the Ministry of Finance expanded in scope, a number of general directorates were established within the ministry, including the Petroleum and Minerals Directorate, the Public Works Directorate, and the Customs Directorate, in addition to special bureaus concerned with corporations, development projects, cash, Zakah, revenue, and Hajj Affairs. The Personnel and Retirement Bureau was established in 1938 . followed by the Agriculture Directorate in 1948, and on 16/4/1955. In order to meet the requirements of economic expansion, a Ministerial Order (No. 518) was issued on 9/8/1951 to establish a bureau to monitor economic affairs. Royal Decree No. 1697 was issued on 27/6/1953 establishing the Ministry of Economy to replace the Bureau for Economic Affairs. Royal Decree No. 31 was issued on 4/9/1954 merging the Ministry of Economy and the Ministry of Finance into a single ministry called the Ministry of Finance and National Economy. Royal Order No. 2/A was issued on 1/5/2003 transferring responsibility for economic activity from the above-mentioned ministry to the Ministry of Planning, and thus changing the name of the Ministry of Finance and National Economy to the Ministry of Finance, and the Ministry of Planning to the Ministry of Economy and Planning..
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