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SBIN · State Bank of India · NSE · Filed 13 Jul · 1 min read

SBI Taps Existing 2029 Floating-Rate Note for a Further USD 200 Million

State Bank of India concluded a USD 200 million tap of its outstanding Reg-S floating-rate notes due 2029, issued through its London branch.

What was filed

State Bank of India told the exchanges it has concluded the issuance of Senior Unsecured Reg-S Floating Rate Notes. Rather than a fresh line, the raising is a **tap** of an existing outstanding floating-rate note, adding to a bond already in the market on the same terms as the original issue.

Structure and terms

The notes are issued under Regulation S through SBI's London branch and will be listed on India INX in GIFT City. Because this is a tap of an existing note (ISIN XS3433781062), it inherits that instrument's coupon and maturity. The bonds are senior and unsecured.

Why it matters to a holder

The filing documents a routine addition to SBI's foreign-currency wholesale funding through its overseas branch. As a senior unsecured issuance, it sits at the top of the bank's obligation stack and does not touch equity. The disclosure is procedural — it records that the raising has been concluded and the terms on which the notes carry.

Bond size
USD 200 Mio
Coupon
SOFR + 100 bps p.a., payable quarterly in arrears
Original maturity
3 Years (due 06.07.2029)
Issue date
17 July 2026

The tap adds to SBI's outstanding foreign-currency senior debt on existing terms; for a holder it is a funding-side disclosure that expands a known instrument rather than introducing new structure or affecting shareholders directly.

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