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Originally published by The Kenyan Wall Streetbusiness
October 11, 2025
6h ago
Kenya Buys Back KSh 81.2 Billion of 2028 Eurobond After Successful Dual Issuance

Kenya repurchases US$ 628.4Mn (KSh 81Bn) of its 2028 Eurobond after raising US$ 1.5Bn (KSh 194Bn) to ease external debt pressures...
✨ Key Highlights
Kenya has successfully bought back US$628.44 million (KSh 81.2 billion) of its 2028 Eurobond, following a new US$1.5 billion dual Eurobond issuance. This move aims to smooth debt maturities and reduce refinancing risk.
- Kenya accepted tenders worth US$628.44 million (KSh 81.2 billion) for repurchase at US$1,037.50 per US$1,000.
- The buyback was financed by proceeds from a new US$1.5 billion (KSh 193.9 billion) Eurobond sale.
- Citigroup Global Markets Limited and The Standard Bank of South Africa Limited acted as dealer managers for the transaction.
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