By Laura Contemori – ROME (Econostream) – Slovakia’s Debt and Liquidity Management Agency (ARDAL) on Monday accepted €649 million of competitive bids in a multi-line government bond auction, drawing total competitive demand of €1.068 billion.

The largest allocation was made in the reopening of the government bond maturing on June 8, 2033. ARDAL accepted €232 million of competitive bids from total demand of €299 million. The bond was allotted at an average price of 102.04%. An additional €46.4 million was available in the non-competitive round.

The agency also sold €184 million of the government bond due November 4, 2037. Competitive demand totaled €321 million, of which €184 million was accepted. An additional €36.8 million was available in the non-competitive round. The bond cleared at an average price of 98.50%.

ARDAL also allotted €108 million of the bond maturing June 4, 2029. Competitive bids amounted to €223 million, while €21.6 million was available through the non-competitive tranche. The bond was sold at an average price of 99.01%.

Finally, the agency issued €125 million of the bond due October 17, 2047. Demand reached €225 million, with €25 million available in the non-competitive round. The bond cleared at an average accepted price of 68.78%.

The issue date for all four lines is June 17, 2026.