The 10th edition this year of the Fidelis Government Securities Programme, conducted between November 7 and 14, 2025, attracted subscriptions in excess of 1.3 billion lei, a result that shows the constant interest of individual investors in this savings instrument.
According to a press release sent by the Ministry of Finance to AGERPRES on Monday, during the seven days of the offer, 13,864 subscription orders were placed, with a total investment value of 477.60 million lei and 164.71 million euros (the equivalent of 823.55 million lei).
„The special tranche dedicated to blood donors once again registered a significant participation. With an interest rate of 7.95% per annum, this issue attracted 88.87 million lei through a number of 2,015 subscription orders. These investors also benefited from the reduction of the minimum subscription threshold from 5,000 lei to just 500 lei,” the press release states.
Also, a significant demand was registered for the 2-year maturity in lei (interest rate 6.95%), with subscriptions worth 231.66 million lei, as well as for the 6-year maturity in lei (interest rate 7.70%), which attracted 121.96 million lei.
The euro issues also attracted solid interest, especially for the 10-year maturity (6.00% interest), where 71.10 million euros were subscribed. The 3- and 5-year maturities attracted 52.10 million euros and 41.50 million euros, respectively, the same source reports.
Since the launch of the Fidelis Programme, the total investments attracted have reached over 60.62 billion lei, through 492,864 subscriptions. The contribution of donor-investors, since the beginning of the partnership with Rock FM, has exceeded 3.84 billion lei.
The Fidelis Programme is intended for resident and non-resident individuals, over 18 years of age. Income obtained, both from interest and from capital gains resulting from securities trading, is non-taxable.
The purchased government securities will be listed on the Bucharest Stock Exchange, providing liquidity to investors through the possibility of trading on the secondary market.
The brokerage syndicate was formed by BT Capital Partners&Banca Transilvania, Banca Comerciala Romana, BRD – Groupe Societe Generale, UniCredit and TradeVille in partnership with Libra Bank. AGERPRES
