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Retail T‑Sukuk opens for subscription June 24 – invest from Dh1,000

The Ministry of Finance’s inaugural programme lets UAE nationals and residents invest in a Shariah‑compliant sovereign Sukuk from as little as Dh1,000, with semi‑annual profit payments.

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Retail T‑Sukuk subscription: Retail T‑Sukuk opens for subscription June 24 – invest from Dh1,000
Retail T-Sukuk opens for subscription on June 24, allowing UAE nationals and residents to invest from Dh1,000. The Shariah-compliant sovereign Sukuk offers semi-annual profit payments. Photo by i0.wp.com
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  • 1The Retail T‑Sukuk opens for subscription from June 24 to June 30 with a Dh1,000 minimum.
  • 2Investors need a DFM National Investor Number and a valid Emirates ID to participate.
  • 3Semi‑annual profit payments align with the UAE’s 2026 Year of Family financial‑planning goals.

The Ministry of Finance opens its Retail T‑Sukuk for subscription on June 24. UAE nationals and residents can invest as little as Dh1,000 until June 30.

How to subscribe to the Retail T‑Sukuk

Eligible participants must hold a valid DFM National Investor Number and a current Emirates ID, as set out in the offering documents. Both UAE citizens and residents who meet these criteria can join the programme, which runs for a week from June 24 through June 30. The short window gives investors a clear timeline to complete the paperwork and secure their allocation.

The subscription process is hosted on the Ministry of Finance website, where the full offering documents are available. Investors submit their application in UAE dirhams, with the minimum amount fixed at Dh1,000. All subscriptions are taken at face value, meaning the price equals the par value of the Sukuk. The site also details how profit payments and principal repayments will be credited directly to the investor’s designated account.

Why the Retail T‑Sukuk fits a family weekend plan

Profit on the Retail T‑Sukuk is paid on a semi‑annual basis, offering a predictable cash flow that families can incorporate into their budgeting. Because the instrument is Shariah‑compliant, it aligns with the values of many households in the UAE. The programme also supports the 2026 Year of Family initiative, encouraging financial planning and a culture of saving among individuals and families.

Setting aside Dh1,000 is a modest step that can be completed over a relaxed weekend. Investors can use Saturday morning to gather the required documents, log onto the Ministry’s portal, and submit their application before the June 30 deadline. The semi‑annual profit payments then provide a regular boost to household finances, making the Retail T‑Sukuk a practical addition to a weekend financial checklist.

For full details, investors can visit the Ministry of Finance’s dedicated page at https://mof.gov.ae/en/public-finance/public-debt/t-sukuk/.

Frequently asked questions

What is Retail T‑Sukuk?

Retail T‑Sukuk is a Shariah‑compliant sovereign bond that allows UAE nationals and residents to invest with a minimum of Dh1,000.

How to subscribe to Retail T‑Sukuk?

Eligible participants can subscribe through the Ministry of Finance website using a valid DFM National Investor Number and Emirates ID.

What is the minimum investment for Retail T‑Sukuk?

The minimum investment for Retail T‑Sukuk is Dh1,000.

When will profit payments be made for Retail T‑Sukuk?

Profit payments are made on a semi‑annual basis, providing predictable cash flow to investors.

How long is the Retail T‑Sukuk subscription period?

The subscription period runs from June 24 to June 30.

What is the purpose of Retail T‑Sukuk?

Retail T‑Sukuk supports the 2026 Year of Family initiative, encouraging financial planning and a culture of saving among individuals and families.

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