Al Rajhi Bank sets initial value of SAR-denominated Tier 1 sukuk at SAR 4 bln

30/10/2022 Argaam

Al Rajhi Bank sets initial value of SAR-denominated Tier 1 sukuk at SAR 4 bln

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Al Rajhi Bank started today, Oct. 30, launching the first tranche of SAR-denominated Tier 1 sukuk for individual and institutional investors.

 

The offering will run until Nov. 10, the bank said in a filing to Tadawul.

 

The issuance amount was initially set at SAR 4 billion, the bank said, adding that the definitive issuance amount will be determined after the completion of the offer period, based on market conditions at that time.

 

Sukuk Issuance Details

Offer Type

SAR-denominated additional Tier 1 sukuk

Offer Value

To be determined as per market conditions

Start Date

Oct. 30, 2022

End Date

Nov. 10, 2022

Target Class

Eligible natural and legal persons in Saudi Arabia and any other relevant jurisdiction where the sukuk may be lawfully offered.

Minimum Subscription Limit

Five sukuk with a par value of SAR 5,000

Offer Price

SAR 1,000 each

Par Value

SAR 1,000 each

Sukuk Return

 5.50% per annum fixed rate payable quarterly

Maturity

Perpetual (without a record date)

Terms of Redemption       

The sukuk may be redeemed in certain cases as detailed in the term sheet in relation to the sukuk.

Lead Manager/Bookrunner

Al Rajhi Capital is the financial advisor, lead manager and dealer of the sukuk offering and issuance.

 

Institutional investors wishing to purchase the sukuk should submit a duly completed form to the relevant dealers. As for retail investors, they should submit a duly completed form to the receiving agents through the available channels, including phone banking or ATMs.

 

The receiving agents are Al Rajhi Bank, Saudi National Bank, Alinma Bank, Arab National Bank, Banque Saudi Fransi, AlJazira Capital, Riyad Bank, and Bank Albilad

 

The sukuk may be redeemed by Al Rajhi Bank in certain cases as detailed in the base prospectus.

 

On Oct. 20, the Capital Market Authority (CMA) approved Al Rajhi Bank's request for the registration and public offering of the debt instruments within a program worth no more than SAR 10 billion, according to data available with Argaam.

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