After two years, Poland plans to return to the Japanese bond market.

According to informed sources, Poland is planning to return to the Japanese bond market by issuing a series of Samurai bonds to meet the growing financing needs, marking its reappearance in the market after a two-year gap. Poland plans to price these bonds on Friday. The Polish Ministry of Finance stated on Monday that it has appointed Daiwa Securities, Nomura Securities, and Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation to organize a benchmark-sized yen bond issuance, with the specific timing depending on market conditions. Poland re-entered the global market a few weeks ago with a 3.25 billion euro international bond issuance, joining the wave of bond issuance by emerging market countries. Senior official at the Polish Ministry of Finance, Karol Czarnecki, stated last month that Poland is ready to enter the US and Japanese bond markets. The last time Poland issued bonds in the Japanese bond market was at the end of 2024, issuing a total of 97.1 billion yen in notes with maturity years in 2027, 2029, 2034, 2044, and 2054.