Bond Angolia 16.25% ( AOUGDOGA21H0 ) in AOA

Issuer Angolia
Market price 100 %  ⇌ 
Country  Angola
ISIN code  AOUGDOGA21H0 ( in AOA )
Interest rate 16.25% per year ( payment 1 time a year)
Maturity 26/04/2024 - Bond has expired



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Minimal amount 100 000 AOA
Total amount 1 000 000 000 AOA
Detailed description Angola is a southwestern African country with a rich history marked by Portuguese colonization, a protracted civil war, and significant oil reserves driving its economy.

A specific sovereign bond issued by the Republic of Angola, identified by the ISIN AOUGDOGA21H0, successfully reached its maturity on April 26, 2024, and has been fully repaid to bondholders. This fixed-income instrument, a key component of Angola's sovereign debt portfolio, carried a notable annual interest rate of 16.25% and was denominated in Angolan Kwanza (AOA). The total issuance size for this particular bond series was 1,000,000,000 AOA, with a minimum purchase threshold set at 100,000 AOA, reflecting its structured accessibility within the market. At the point of its final market valuation prior to maturity, the bond was observed trading at its par value of 100%, indicating a stable market perception leading up to its redemption. The Republic of Angola, the issuer, is a significant oil-producing nation located in Southern Africa, whose economic stability and fiscal health are intrinsically linked to global commodity prices. As an active participant in sovereign debt markets, Angola regularly issues bonds to finance its national development projects, manage its public finances, and diversify its funding sources. The successful and timely repayment of this AOUGDOGA21H0 obligation underscores Angola's commitment to fulfilling its financial responsibilities to investors, thereby reinforcing confidence in its sovereign creditworthiness and its ability to manage its debt obligations effectively despite the inherent volatility often associated with commodity-dependent economies.