DR Congo raised $1.25bn in its first-ever Eurobond, a dual-tranche deal, joining a Sub-Saharan rush back to international debt markets in 2026.
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Key Facts
—The debut: The DR Congo Eurobond is the country’s first-ever sale of debt on international markets.
—The size: Kinshasa raised 1.25 billion dollars, split into two tranches.
—The terms: A five-year tranche pays 8.75% and a ten-year tranche pays 9.5%.
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