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GoI 6.54% Jan '32

G-sec · ISIN IN0020210244

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Government securities aren't rated by rating agencies.

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Time left
5 years 2 months
to 17 Jan 2032
Coupon
6.54% a year
Interest paid
Every six months
Principal back
All at maturity
Face value
₹100
Security
Sovereign: Government of India

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What it pays

of face value
Interest to maturity
₹35,970
Principal back on 17 Jan 2032
₹1,00,000
Total
₹1,35,970

Our arithmetic from the issuer’s terms, before tax, if every payment is made on time. Face value isn’t what you’d pay: on the exchange a bond costs more or less than that. Dates worked out from the maturity date, so they can be a few days off.

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Upcoming payments

  1. 2027

    17 January 2027Interest₹3,270
  2. 17 July 2027Interest₹3,270
  3. 2028

    17 January 2028Interest₹3,270
  4. 17 July 2028Interest₹3,270

on ₹1,00,000 of face value

See all 11 payments
  1. 2027

    17 January 2027Interest₹3,270
  2. 17 July 2027Interest₹3,270
  3. 2028

    17 January 2028Interest₹3,270
  4. 17 July 2028Interest₹3,270
  5. 2029

    17 January 2029Interest₹3,270
  6. 17 July 2029Interest₹3,270
  7. 2030

    17 January 2030Interest₹3,270
  8. 17 July 2030Interest₹3,270
  9. 2031

    17 January 2031Interest₹3,270
  10. 17 July 2031Interest₹3,270
  11. 2032

    17 January 2032Interest and principal₹1,03,270

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About Government of India

A loan to the Government of India, paid from its budget.

Other details

ISIN
IN0020210244
Issuer type
G-sec
Matures
17 Jan 2032
Interest from
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Call or put
No call or put: it runs to maturity
Issue
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Listed
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Debenture trustee
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Ratings
Not rated: sovereign

— not in the filings we read

Documents

Published 11 Nov 2026

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