Egypt Raises US$500 Million Through International Bond Reopenings

On 3 November, Egypt’s Ministry of Finance announced that it had raised US$500 million by reopening two existing international bond issues. The transaction included US$150 million in bonds maturing in 2030 and US$350 million in bonds maturing in 2033. The government plans to raise around US$3 billion through international bond issuances during FY2026/27, subject to market conditions. The transaction creates opportunities for investment banks, institutional investors and financial advisory firms interested in Egypt’s debt market. HPC can support financial research, investor intelligence and capital-market analysis.