The PDMO said that on the basis of its previous announcement, of August 30 2016, it has accepted offers for the re-purchase of a 15 year maturity bond with 6.10% interest maturing in April 2020, another 15-year bond with 5.35% expiring in June 2020, a seven-year bond with 4.75% ending in July 2020 and an 8-year bond with 5% ending in July 2021.
Source: Famagusta Gazette
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