Denmark sells DKK 3.01 billion across 2028 and 2035 government bonds

The sale drew DKK 7.68 billion in bids, with settlement scheduled for Aug. 7, 2026 and annual yields of 2.45% and 2.92% on the two lines.

Summary

Denmark sold a total of DKK 3.01 billion in nominal terms across two government bond lines, attracting DKK 7.68 billion in bids. The DGB 2.00% 15/11/2028 line received DKK 3.26 billion in bids and sold DKK 1.51 billion at a cut-off price of 99.020, with a 2.45% annual yield. The DGB 2.25% 15/11/2035 line drew DKK 4.42 billion in bids and sold DKK 1.50 billion at a cut-off price of 94.621, with a 2.92% annual yield. Both lines were allotted at 100% pro rata, and settlement is scheduled for Aug. 7, 2026.

Terms & Concepts
  • cut-off price: The lowest accepted price in a bond auction that determines which bids are filled.
  • pro rata: A method of allocating securities proportionally among bidders when an auction is distributed on equal terms.
  • yield: The annual return implied by a bond's price and cash flows at the time of sale.