Romania needs to borrow RON 230 bln in 2025, finance minister says
Romanian finance minister Tanczos Barna marked the listing of the largest offering of Fidelis state bonds on the Bucharest Stock Exchange by ringing the BVB bell on Thursday, February 20. He also laid out the government’s borrowing plan…
Radu Dumitrescu · Journalist
· Updated · 2 min read
Romanian finance minister Tanczos Barna marked the listing of the largest offering of Fidelis state bonds on the Bucharest Stock Exchange by ringing the BVB bell on Thursday, February 20. He also laid out the government’s borrowing plan for 2025.
Barna said that Romania borrowed RON 250 billion last year, with around RON 16 billion coming from Romanian investors. This year, the government needs RON 230 billion, and is seeking up to 20% of the sum from local investors, of which RON 4.3 billion was already raised in the February 7-14 issuance of Fidelis bonds.
