UAE second retail T-Sukuk begins trading on Nasdaq Dubai

UAESUKUK0931 admitted at 10:00 Asia/Dubai on 1 Oct: AED 50 million, 5.06% fixed profit, matures 30 Sep 2031 — follow-up to MoF’s September subscription window.

1 October 2026

On 1 October 2026 at 10:00 Asia/Dubai, the UAE Federal Government’s second retail treasury sukuk began trading on Nasdaq Dubai under symbol UAESUKUK0931. The AED 50 million issue carries a fixed 5.06% annual profit rate, pays semi-annually, and matures on 30 September 2031, with a minimum denomination of AED 1,000, Gulf News reported.

• UAESUKUK0931, the UAE Gov Retail T-Sukuk 5.06% 30Sep2031, was admitted to trading on Nasdaq Dubai at 10:00 Asia/Dubai on 1 October 2026, Gulf News reported.
• The issue size is AED 50 million from UAE Federal Government Sukuk Programme Ltd, with a fixed 5.06% annual profit rate and maturity on 30 September 2031.
• Profit distributions are paid semi-annually on 30 March and 30 September, and the minimum denomination is AED 1,000.
• The Ministry of Finance had priced the second Sovereign Retail T-Sukuk at 5.06% and opened subscriptions from 23 to 28 September 2026, with listing planned for 1 October, as previously reported by WAM and Capital Wire.

The UAE Federal Government’s second retail treasury sukuk began secondary trading on Nasdaq Dubai on Wednesday, 1 October 2026, completing the timetable the Ministry of Finance set when it opened subscriptions in late September.

Gulf News reported that the UAE Gov Retail T-Sukuk 5.06% 30Sep2031 was admitted to trading at 10:00 Asia/Dubai under the symbol UAESUKUK0931. The issuer is UAE Federal Government Sukuk Programme Ltd, and the issue size is AED 50 million. The instrument carries a fixed 5.06% annual profit rate, pays distributions semi-annually on 30 March and 30 September, and matures on 30 September 2031. The minimum denomination is AED 1,000.

Capital Wire covered the Ministry of Finance’s 5.06% pricing and the 23–28 September subscription window when MoF and WAM announced the second Sovereign Retail T-Sukuk Programme issuance, with Nasdaq Dubai listing planned for 1 October. Wednesday’s event is the listing-day follow-up: the paper is now tradable on the exchange rather than only in the primary allocation pipeline.

Because the sukuk is listed, holders can sell before maturity, though prices will move with market yields and the AED 50 million size may limit secondary liquidity, Gulf News noted. The listing deepens AED retail access to federal Islamic paper and sits alongside the inaugural retail T-Sukuk as MoF, Nasdaq Dubai, Dubai Financial Market, and receiving banks continue the programme’s digital subscription-to-trading path.