Namibia, 8% 15jan2030, NAD (GC30) (FIGI BBG001CYPMC0, GC30, NA000A1A2X54, WKN A1A2X5)

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Inländische Anleihen, Senior Unsecured

Emission | Emittent

Emittent

M

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S&P

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F

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Status

Ausstehend

Emissionsvolumen

8.689.147.380 NAD

Platzierung

***

Fälligkeit (Option)

*** (-)

Stückzinsen

Land des Risikos

Namibia

Aktueller Kupon

***%

Preis

Rendite / Duration

Platzierungsvolumen

8.689.147.380 NAD
Ausstehendes Volumen

8.689.147.380 NAD
Gegenwert in USD

527.787.320,32 USD
Nennbetrag

50.000 NAD
ISIN

NA000A1A2X54
CFI

DBFTFR
FIGI

BBG001CYPMC0
Ticker

NAMIGB 8 01/15/30 GC30

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A significant portion of Namibia’s GDP comes from the extraction and processing of minerals for export, in particular diamonds and uranium. Mining accounted for 8.8 per cent. of nominal GDP in 2010 and provided 40.6 per cent. of foreign exchange earnings. Rich alluvial diamond deposits make Namibia a primary source for gem-quality diamonds, and in 2010 approximately 1.5 million carats were recovered from Namibian mines. Namibia is the world’s fourth-largest producer of uranium, with almost 6,000 tonnes of contained uranium mined in 2010. Namibia also produces large quantities of zinc and smaller amounts of gold and other minerals such as copper and lead. Namibia’s other principal economic sectors include fishing, manufacturing and agriculture. Namibia’s principal exports include metal ores, diamonds, fish and manufactured products while its principal imports include machinery and equipment, transport equipment, food and beverages and chemical rubber and plastic products.
As at 1 September 2011, Namibia’s public debt was approximately N$16.8 billion, or 17.1 per cent of GDP. About a fifth of the debt is owed to bilateral and multilateral foreign creditors, while the rest is domestic debt. The Bank of Namibia has previously accessed the international lending markets in 2006 with a U.S.$50 million syndicated loan facility. The primary objective of this facility was to create a credit record with international lenders as a means of improving borrowing capability to enable the Government to supplement its foreign exchange reserve levels as and when required. Since 2005, domestic debt has declined gradually from approximately 23.1 per cent. of GDP to 15.9 per cent. at the end of 2010 due to strong fiscal consolidation and prudent fiscal policies. Privatisation receipts of 1.3 per cent. of GDP in 2006 from the sale of a telecommunications firm contributed to the decrease. Moreover, the Government paid certain external debts and redeemed maturing domestic debts in 2009/2010, which also reduced the public debt ratio. A significant portion of Namibia’s GDP comes from the extraction and processing of minerals for export, in particular diamonds and uranium. Mining accounted for 8.8 per cent. of nominal GDP in 2010 and provided 40.6 per cent. of foreign exchange earnings. Rich alluvial diamond deposits make Namibia a primary source for gem-quality diamonds, and in 2010 approximately 1.5 million carats were recovered from Namibian mines. Namibia is the world’s fourth-largest producer of uranium, with almost 6,000 tonnes of contained uranium mined in 2010. Namibia also produces large quantities of zinc and smaller amounts of gold and other minerals such as copper and lead. Namibia’s other principal economic sectors include fishing, manufacturing and agriculture. Namibia’s principal exports include metal ores, diamonds, fish and manufactured products while its principal imports include machinery and equipment, transport equipment, food and beverages and chemical rubber and plastic products.
As at 1 September 2011, Namibia’s public debt was approximately N$16.8 billion, or 17.1 per cent of GDP. About a fifth of the debt is owed to bilateral and multilateral foreign creditors, while the rest is domestic debt. The Bank of Namibia has previously accessed the international lending markets in 2006 with a U.S.$50 million syndicated loan facility. The primary objective of this facility was to create a credit record with international lenders as a means of improving borrowing capability to enable the Government to supplement its foreign exchange reserve levels as and when required. Since 2005, domestic debt has declined gradually from approximately 23.1 per cent. of GDP to 15.9 per cent. at the end of 2010 due to strong fiscal consolidation and prudent fiscal policies. Privatisation receipts of 1.3 per cent. of GDP in 2006 from the sale of a telecommunications firm contributed to the decrease. Moreover, the Government paid certain external debts and redeemed maturing domestic debts in 2009/2010, which also reduced the public debt ratio.

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Voller Name des Kreditnehmers / Emittenten

Namibia
Sektor

Staatlich

Volumen

Platzierungsvolumen

8.689.147.380 NAD
Ausstehendes Volumen

8.689.147.380 NAD
Ausstehendes Volumen zum ausstehenden Nennbetrag

8.689.147.380 NAD
Gegenwert in USD

527.787.320 USD

Nennbetrag

Nennbetrag

50.000 NAD
Ausstehender Nennbetrag

*** NAD
Stückelung

*** NAD

Cashflow-Parameter

Referenzzinssatz

***

Kupon

***

Zinsberechnungsmethode

***

Verzinsungsbeginn

***

Kuponzahlungsfrequenz

*** mal pro Jahr
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***
Fälligkeit

***

Cashflow

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Platzierung

Platzierungsart

Öffentliches Angebot
Platzierungstyp

Öffentlich
Platzierung

*** - ***
Volumen der Erstplatzierung

*** NAD
Geographische Verteilung

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Aufgliederung der Investoren

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Zweck der Platzierung

General Budgetary Purposes
Platzierung

The purpose of the issue is to raise funds to finance the budget deficit for the Government of the Republic of Namibia and also to foster growth for domestic capital market.

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Umwandlungsbedingungen

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Identifikatoren

Staatsregistrierungsnummer

GC30
ISIN

NA000A1A2X54
Cbonds ID

171443
CUSIP

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CUSIP 144A

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CFI

DBFTFR
FIGI

BBG001CYPMC0
WKN

A1A2X5
Ticker

NAMIGB 8 01/15/30 GC30
Wertpapier-Typ gemäß der CBR

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Ratings

Anleihen-Klassifizierung

Senior Unsecured
Registered
Kuponanleihen
Bonds
Non-complex financial instruments (MiFID)
Tilgungsanleihen
Vom Emittenten kündbar
CDO
Wandelanleihen
Doppelwährungsanleihen
Variabler Zinssatz
Für qualifizierte Anleger (Russland)
Auslandsanleihen
Grüne Anleihen
Garantierte Anleihen
Inflationsgebundener Nennbetrag
Supranationale Anleihen
Inflationsgebundener Kupon
Hypothekenanleihen
Unbefristete Anleihen
Payment-in-kind
Nicht öffentliche Anleihen
Redemption Linked
Restrukturierung
Einzelhandelsanleihen
Gedeckte Anleihen
Verbriefung
Strukturierte Produkte
Kommerzielle Anleihen
Untergeordnete Anleihen
Sukuk
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Restrukturierung

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