Pakistan has raised its Eurobond issuance to 750 million dollars after strong interest from international investors, with an additional 250 million dollars added through the exercise of a green shoe option.

The bond was originally launched at 500 million dollars as a 3-year Eurobond, marking Pakistan’s return to global capital markets after a gap of four years. However, higher-than-expected demand from global institutional investors led to the increase in the size of the offering.

The successful upsizing is being seen as a sign of improving investor confidence in Pakistan’s economic outlook and its ability to access international financing. The transaction also reflects renewed engagement with global debt markets and stronger participation from foreign investors.

Officials said the response helped enhance liquidity and depth in Pakistan’s sovereign bond profile, supporting efforts to rebuild the country’s presence in international capital markets under its medium-term note programme.

Market observers noted that the strong demand signals continued appetite for Pakistani debt despite ongoing economic pressures, and could help support future borrowing plans in global markets.