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Malta Government Stocks October 2026 applications open 5 October

The Treasury will offer 4.30% Malta Government Stock 2037 (II) and 4.50% Malta Government Stock 2041 (III), with public applications scheduled for 5–7 October.

By Malta News AI Desk / 25/09/2026

Malta’s Treasury will issue €300 million in fixed-rate government stock through two securities, with public applications scheduled to open at 8:30am on Monday, 5 October 2026.

The two securities are the 4.30% Malta Government Stock 2037 (II) and the 4.50% Malta Government Stock 2041 (III), according to a [government notice](https://www.gov.mt/en/Government/DOI/Press%20Releases/Pages/2026/09/25/PR261548en.aspx) published on 25 September. The amount raised may be increased by up to €200 million if the offer is oversubscribed.

Public application dates and limits

Applications from members of the public are scheduled to close at 2:30pm on Wednesday, 7 October, although the Accountant General may close them earlier. A person may apply for up to €499,900 in either or each of the two stocks, individually or jointly with others.

The retail price for each stock is due to be announced on Thursday, 1 October. Application forms are expected to be downloadable from the Treasury website from Friday, 2 October. The notice says forms may be obtained from and lodged with Malta Stock Exchange members and other authorised investment-service providers.

Wholesale auction follows on 9 October

Applications from wholesale investors through sealed bids are scheduled to open at 8:30am on Friday, 9 October and close at noon that day, unless closed earlier. Auction allotment results are expected two hours after the closing time.

The percentages in the stock names are fixed coupon rates. The retail issue prices had not yet been announced when the notice was published, so they should not be treated as confirmed investment returns. Applicants should read the official offering documents and use an authorised provider where appropriate. For more official financial reporting, see the [Business section](/category/business/).

Read the official source: Government of Malta Department of Information