Government Absorbs IDR 8 Trillion From Auction 8 Sukuk Megara This Week

Illustration. (Photo: Doc. Antara)

JAKARTA - The government absorbs funds worth IDR 8 trillion from the auction of eight series of State Sharia Securities (SBSN) or State Sukuk on December 9, 2025.

Quoted by Antara from a statement from the Directorate General of Financing and Risk Management (DJPPR) of the Ministry of Finance in Jakarta, Wednesday, December 10, the total entry offers recorded at this auction reached IDR 18.85 trillion.

The largest absorption came from the PBS038 (re-opening) series which was won at IDR 2.75 trillion from an incoming offer of IDR 3.02 trillion. The weighted average yield (yield) won was 6.75829 percent with an maturity of December 15, 2049.

The next absorption came from the SPNS 10082026 (re-opening) series which was won at IDR 1.55 trillion from an incoming offer of IDR 5.8 trillion. The weighted average yield won was 4.83323 percent due August 10, 2026.

Furthermore, the SPNS12012026 (re-opening) series was won at IDR 1.45 trillion from an incoming offer of IDR 1.73 trillion. The weighted average yield won was 4.50000 percent with an maturity of January 12, 2026.

From the PBS030 series (re-opening), funds of Rp1.2 trillion were won from an incoming offer of Rp3.44 trillion. The weighted average yield won was 5.24496 percent with an maturity of 15 July 2028.

Then, from the PBS040 series (re-opening), funds of Rp600 billion were won from an incoming offer of Rp1.79 trillion. The weighted average yield won was 5.60795 percent with an maturity of November 15, 2030.

The government absorbed Rp250 billion in funds from the PBS034 (re-opening) series which recorded an incoming offer of Rp2.22 trillion. The weighted average yield won was 6.37867 percent due June 15, 2039.

The final absorption is the PBS039 (re-opening) series which was won in the amount of Rp200 billion from an incoming bid of Rp400 billion. The weighted average yield won was 6.51605 percent with an maturity of July 15, 2041.

As for the SPNS0062026 series (re-opening), the government decided not to absorb funds even though it recorded an incoming offer of Rp460 billion.