Abu Dhabi sovereign wealth fund ADQ has successfully raised $2.5 billion through a dual-tranche bond offering, marking a significant move to support its investment ambitions. The issuance included two portions: a $1.25 billion five-year bond and another $1.25 billion ten-year bond. Both were priced above U.S. Treasuries, reflecting strong market demand.
ADQ’s bond sale attracted heavy investor interest, oversubscribing by 4.4 times. The high level of demand underscores confidence in Abu Dhabi’s stable economy and the creditworthiness of ADQ. The proceeds from this bond offering are expected to bolster ADQ’s ongoing investments across sectors such as energy, aviation, and healthcare.
ADQ’s portfolio includes key assets in non-oil sectors, such as Emirates Water and Electricity, Abu Dhabi Airports, and several listed companies like TAQA and AD Ports Group. The fund plays a critical role in driving the diversification of Abu Dhabi’s economy, contributing to nearly a quarter of the emirate’s non-oil GDP in 2023.
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