The Central Bank of Sri Lanka is set to auction Rs. 113 billion worth of treasury bills across three maturities on July 2. This strategic debt issuance aims to manage liquidity and fund short-term government needs as the economy pushes toward fiscal recovery.
The Central Bank of Sri Lanka has announced a treasury bill auction scheduled for July 2, 2025, aimed at raising Rs. 113 billion to support government liquidity and manage short-term fiscal obligations.
According to the Central Bank, treasury bills worth Rs. 113,000 million will be up for auction in three separate maturities: Rs. 25 billion in 91-day bills, Rs. 53 billion in 182-day bills, and Rs. 35 billion in 364-day bills.
This significant treasury bill issuance forms part of the government’s ongoing strategy to manage public debt and balance short-term financing needs. The auction is expected to attract both institutional and retail investors seeking safe, fixed-income opportunities amid current economic reforms.
The auction will be conducted via the Central Bank’s public debt platform, and participation from primary dealers and approved investors is encouraged.
