By Laura Contemori – ROME (Econostream) – Austria’s debt management agency, OeBFA, on Tuesday allotted €1.438 billion across reopenings of its 2030 and 2051 government bonds (RAGBs).

The agency sold €800 million of the 3.45% RAGB due October 20, 2030 and €450 million of the 0.75% RAGB due March 20, 2051. In addition, €120 million and €67.5 million respectively were allotted to the Republic.

Demand totaled €3.299 billion for the 2030 bond and €1.786 billion for the 2051 bond.

The 2030 bond was allotted at an average accepted price of 102.530, corresponding to an average yield of 2.822%, while the highest accepted yield was 2.827%.

The 2051 bond cleared at an average accepted price of 51.731, corresponding to an average yield of 3.787%, with the highest accepted yield of 3.791%.

Non-Austrian banks accounted for 74.7% of competitive allocations in the 2030 bond and 97.3% in the 2051 bond, while Austrian banks took the remaining shares.

Payment was scheduled for June 11, 2026.