Treasury Bills are short-term loans to the Government of Ethiopia: you buy below face value and are repaid in full at maturity. Since trading opened on the Ethiopian Securities Exchange, anyone can take part through an ECMA-licensed broker, from a minimum of just ETB 5,000.
No upcoming Treasury Bill auction is listed yet. This panel updates automatically once the next auction is announced.
Taking part is simpler than it looks. You invest through a licensed intermediary; here’s the path from opening an account to maturity.
Onboard with an ECMA-licensed investment bank or broker.
Deposit the amount you plan to invest, from ETB 5,000.
Choose a tenor and bid type, following the auction notice.
Allocation settles, then you're repaid full face value at maturity.
The most recent settled auction, broken down by tenor.
The per-tenor breakdown appears here once the National Bank of Ethiopia publishes the results of the most recent auction.
Browse the auction dataset →Practical guides that move you from eligibility, to placing a bid, to what happens after results.
The full path from announcement to settlement, laid out as a clear sequence you can follow on auction day.
Read moreTypical onboarding flow, timeline expectations, and broker comparison considerations before your first auction.
Read moreHow to read auction notices, deadlines, available tenors, and key bid information.
Read moreHow to decide on tenor, amount, and bid rate based on your objectives, and what happens after you bid.
Read moreHow to read published auction results: cut-off and weighted-average yields, prices, demand, and what they tell you.
Read morePractice in parallel simulated auctions before using real money: bid any tenor and watch the trends.