The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) will seek to raise KSh 60 billion in September 2025 through reopenings of long-dated treasury bonds, as the government continues its domestic borrowing efforts to address the budget deficit. This follows a record haul in August, where the CBK raised nearly KSh 270 billion from infrastructure bond reopenings and a tap sale.

• The new offerings include a 20-year bond (FXD1/2018/020), a 25-year bond (FXD1/2022/025), and a 30-year bond (SDB1/2011/030), each with specified amounts and maturity dates.
• The CBK has already covered over 40% of the KSh 635.5 billion domestic borrowing target for FY 2025/26.
• The August infrastructure bond sale attracted bids totaling KSh 323.4 billion against a KSh 90 billion offer, with KSh 95.01 billion accepted initially, followed by a KSh 179.77 billion uptake from a tap sale.