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Vietnam's recent government bond auction raised 9.23 trillion dong (USD 350 million), the highest amount since June, with 66% of the bonds sold compared with 31% in the previous week. Total government bond sales this year have reached 287 trillion dong, contributing to public investment projects that drive economic growth. The treasury successfully sold 5- and 10-year bonds but could not sell longer-term bonds. Meanwhile, corporate bond issuances have reached 495.7 trillion dong, with maturing bonds largely in the real estate and banking sectors.
Vietnam's State Treasury raised 9.23 trillion dong (USD 350 million) in a government bond auction, marking the largest amount raised since late June. The auction saw a strong response, with 66% of the bonds on offer sold, compared with only 31% in the previous week's sale of USD 153 million, according to a filing by the Hanoi Stock Exchange. Advertisement
So far this year, total government bond sales have reached 287 trillion dong. The funds from these auctions primarily support public investment projects, a key factor in Vietnam's economic growth, as the government aims to raise 500 trillion dong by year-end.
At the latest auction, the treasury sold 1.73 trillion dong of 5-year bonds out of 3 trillion dong on offer, carrying a coupon rate of 3.16%. In addition, 7.5 trillion dong of 10-year bonds were sold from 9 trillion dong on offer, with a 3.85% coupon. However, the treasury was unable to sell any of the 2 trillion dong of 15- and 30-year bonds on offer.
On the corporate side, Vietnamese companies have raised 495.7 trillion dong through bonds up to mid-November. Of the corporate bonds maturing in the remaining months of 2025, valued at 31.8 trillion dong, around 38.6% are in the real estate sector and 25.5% in banking, according to bond market association data.
Source Reuters
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