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The bid for the auction will have to be deposited electronically on the RBI’s core banking solution (e-Kuber) system on August 29.
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) said that the Government of India will auction two government securities (bonds) on 29 August 2025. The total value of these government securities will be Rs 32,000 crore.
The auction will be in two parts, including 6.68% government securities (GS) 2040 and 6.90% Government Securities (GS) 2065. The price of both securities will be Rs 16,000-16,000 crore.
RBI said that the government will have an option to keep an amount of up to Rs 2,000 crore for both securities. The auction will be held through the ‘Multiple Price Floid’ in the RBI office in Mumbai. This means that different bidders will get bonds at the cost of their dialect.
How can you bid?
The bid for the auction will have to be deposited electronically on the RBI’s core banking solution (e-Kuber) system on 29 August 2025. Non-compatible bids can be deposited from 10:30 am to 11:00 am and competitive bids from 11:30 am. The results of the auction will be declared on the same day and successful bidders will have to pay by 1 September 2025.
Special things about auction
- Primary dealers can deposit underwriting bids for the additional part (ACU) of the auction from 9:00 am to 9:30 am on the e-Kuber system.
- These securities will be available for ‘When Issud’ trading from 26 August to 29 August 2025. That is, they can be traded before the auction.
- 5% of the auction is kept for non-compatible bid, in which common investors and some special institutions can participate.
- The minimum bid amount will be Rs 10,000 and after that bids can be made in multiple multiple multiple.
- General investors can also participate in non-compatible parts through RBI’s retail direct portal.
What is non-compatible bid?
In non-compatible bids, successful investors will get the average rate or price that will come out of a competition auction. This is an easy way to invest for common investors. This auction gives the opportunity of raising funds for the government and safe investment for investors.
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