Bond Thailund 1.6% ( TH0623039C03 ) in THB

Issuer	Thailund
Market price	100 % ⇌
Country	Thailand
ISIN code	TH0623039C03 ( in THB )
Interest rate	1.6% per year ( payment 1 time a year)
Maturity	17/12/2029
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Minimal amount	1 000 THB
Total amount	208 751 000 000 THB
Next Coupon	17/12/2026 ( In 310 days )
Detailed description	Thailand is a captivating Southeast Asian nation renowned for its vibrant culture, ornate temples, ancient ruins, bustling cities, and picturesque tropical beaches. A recently noted fixed-income instrument, identified by the ISIN TH0623039C03, is a sovereign bond issued by the Kingdom of Thailand, representing a key financing vehicle for the nation. As an issuer, Thailand is a prominent Southeast Asian economy, underpinned by diverse sectors including tourism, agriculture, and manufacturing, which contribute to its creditworthiness and perceived stability in the global financial markets. This particular bond, denominated in Thai Baht (THB), features a maturity date of December 17, 2029, positioning it as a medium-term debt instrument for investors seeking exposure to the Thai economy. It carries an annual interest rate of 1.6%, reflecting the prevailing interest rate environment and the cost of borrowing for the Thai government. With a substantial total issue size of THB 208,751,000,000, this bond offering underscores a significant government borrowing program, enhancing liquidity in the secondary market and catering to large-scale institutional demand. The bond is currently trading at 100% of its par value on the market, indicating a stable valuation in line with its coupon and market expectations at this time. Furthermore, accessibility to this sovereign debt is facilitated by a manageable minimum purchase size of THB 1,000, making it potentially attractive to a broader spectrum of investors. Interest payments are scheduled with an annual frequency, providing a regular income stream to bondholders throughout the bond's life until its maturity.