The Republic of Indonesia priced a $3 billion dual-tranche bond early Tuesday morning, swooping into debt markets and getting the bulk of its offshore funding needs done and dusted early in the year. The deal size was split evenly between a 10- and 30-year tranche.
“Indonesia is expected to raise $3 billion to $5 billion through offshore markets, so this should conclude its fund raising in conventional format,” said one source. “It might issue in sukuk format later this year,” he added.
Indonesia had held roadshows during the first week of March but held off launching a trade immediately after, a strategy that has worked in its...