Government has raised 438 million cedis ($110 million) worth of bids for its first 10-year domestic bond issued yesterday at a cost of 19 percent.
The bond which will mature in 2026 was also opened to foreign investors.
Citi Business News has gathered that the bond drew bids of 726 million cedis, far more than the initial 200 million cedi targeted by government.
By this, the bond was oversubscribed by over 200 percent.
The arrangers were Barclays Bank, Stanbic Bank Ghana as well as brokerage firm Strategic African Securities.
Government announced that the proceeds will be used to retire maturing debt as well as invest in infrastructure development.
Finance Minister Seth Terkper had earlier told Citi Business News the move was aimed at issuing long term security to help manage the debt stock.
As at May 2016, total public debt was 63 percent of Gross Domestic Product and is expected to rise to around 70 percent by the end of the year on planned expenditure.
