The offer opened on February 10, 2026 and closed on March 16, 2026, attracting strong participation from both retail and institutional investors.
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Josephine Christopher
Josephine Christopher is a senior business journalist for The Citizen and Mwananchi newspapers
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Dar es Salaam. Equity for Tanzania Limited (EFTA) has officially listed its corporate bond on the Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange (DSE) after raising Sh33.04 billion, more than double its initial target.
Tanzania’s corporate bond market has crossed the Sh2 trillion mark, marking a structural milestone in the country’s capital…
Uganda has stepped up efforts to attract Tanzanian investors into its inaugural sovereign Sukuk issuance worth €405 million…
Uganda has stepped up efforts to attract Tanzanian investors into its inaugural sovereign Sukuk issuance worth €405 million…
The attractiveness of the corporate bonds has been aided by lower interest rates on bank deposits and treasury bills besides a…
Investors in the fund stand to earn a quarterly interest payout from investments like renewable energy, agribusiness and…
Finance minister’s request highlights power of benchmark providers and follows strong demand from foreign investors
Investors show renewed appetite for corporate bonds
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Tanzania earmarks $109m for airline expansion
NSE rides 2026 investor wave as listings pipeline signals capital market boom
Retail investors can now own a piece of mega infrastructure projects through NSE
Gamblers to pay Talanta bondholders Sh6.5bn
Govt raises Tk 42,400cr thru sukuk so far
UzNIF debuts on London market in first international Uzbek IPO
