biz.thestar.com - KUALA LUMPUR: The Indonesian Finance Ministry is targetting a $500
million 5-year global sukuk issuance this year, an official told
reporters at an Islamic finance forum here on Monday.
"We are looking for the benchmark tenor, but we hope to have longer (tenures)," Dwi Irianti Hadiningdyah, deputy director of Islamic Financing for the ministry's debt management office, said. (source)
"For the size, we will use the benchmark size but maybe we can do more, depending on the situation."
The
planned offering will be Indonesia's second global sukuk following its
first $650 million global sukuk issued in 2009. The 5-year papers were
then priced at 8.80 percent.
Indonesia will be the second Asian
sovereign to issue a global sukuk this year after Malaysia raised $2
billion in an offering which attracted $9 billion of subscriptions. -
Reuters
Thomson Reuters
publication IFR reported last week that Indonesia was planning to meet
investors in the Middle East this week to market the sukuk.
IFR also reported that Citigroup, HSBC and Standard Chartered were mandated to market the bond.
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