Foreign investors put in bids worth Rp18.01 trillion in the government bond (SUN) auction on 10 November 2026, according to the Ministry of Finance. That was 22.59 percent of the Rp79.71 trillion in total incoming bids. The government won Rp10.60 trillion from foreign bids, a 30.29 percent share of its total winnings of Rp35 trillion.
The auction covered nine SUN series, including new issues SPN01261212, SPN03270210, SPN12,271,111 and FR0113, and reopenings FR0110, FR0111, FR0112, FR0102 and FR0105. Total bids exceeded the indicative target of Rp30 trillion.
Demand across tenors
The highest bid value came in series FR0110, at Rp28.92 trillion. FR0111 drew Rp21.25 trillion. Among short tenors, SPN1,261,212 posted the strongest demand, with a bid-to-cover ratio of 9.38 times. SPN3,270,210 recorded 6.66 times.
Weighted average yields won were 7.75925 percent for FR0112, 7.75671 percent for FR0105 and 7.74999 percent for FR0102.
Ministry comment
Suminto, Director General of Debt Management and Risk at the Ministry of Finance, said foreign investor participation in the 10 November auction was quite strong. The auction compared with Rp78.89 trillion in total incoming bids in the same period last year, according to the figures provided.
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Source: Ministry of Finance
