The Finance Ministry on Wednesday announced the upcoming delisting of a government security issued earlier this year by the Republic of Cyprus.

The 13-week treasury bills, identified under the code TB13C25, will mature on June 20, 2025.

The final day of trading for this government bond on the regulated market will be June 16, 2025.

The security, officially titled “Treasury Bills of the Republic of Cyprus, Third Issue 2025,” was active from March 21, 2025, and is set to conclude its cycle on the specified maturity date.

The ministry issued the notice on June 10, 2025, at 15:01, under the reference code ANE_7002, classifying the announcement under the delisting of securities.

This move marks the formal end of trading for this short-term debt instrument, which formed part of the government’s regular issuance programme for managing public debt.

The treasury bills were listed and traded on a regulated market and targeted primarily at institutional investors seeking low-risk, short-term instruments.

The maturity and delisting form part of standard fiscal operations managed by the ministry’s Public Debt Management Office.