Saudi Arabia’s National Debt Management Center (NDMC) reported that the September 2026 issuance under the government’s riyal-denominated sukuk programme allocated SAR 1.640 billion. The official release, dated September 15, divides the amount among six maturities: SAR 205 million due in 2029, SAR 650 million in 2031, SAR 50 million in 2033, SAR 25 million in 2036, SAR 5 million in 2039 and SAR 705 million in 2041. NDMC says the figures are rounded to the nearest decimal point.

The release gives the amount allocated by maturity but does not disclose investor demand, pricing, yields or the use of proceeds. The allocation schedule therefore describes this issuance’s distribution across repayment years; it does not by itself indicate borrowing costs or a change in the government’s overall financing plan. The notice is part of NDMC’s recurring local-currency issuance programme.