Sri Lanka's Public Debt Sustainability and Restructuring Update
including with a wide range of bilateral creditors...
Central Government and Guaranteed SOEs' external public debt has a broad variety of bilateral creditors, for USD 11.2bn in overall
bilateral debt - USD 9.9bn in direct exposure and USD 1.3bn in indirect exposure
Direct Exposure
Indirect Exposure²
Total
As at End-June 2022, in USDM
Top 10 creditors (94.5% of total)
Total
Total
USDM
in % of Total¹
Total Bilateral and ECA-Backed debt¹ (1+2)
9,917
1,278
11,195
100.0%
in % of Total¹
1. Paris Club Members
3,752
922
4,673
41.7%
Japan
2,720
2,720
24.3%
1. China
40.1%
France
207
204
411
3.7%
Korea
312
312
2.8%
2. Japan
24.3%
Netherlands
293
293
2.6%
Germany
202
202
1.8%
3. India
15.0%
UK
198
198
1.8%
4. France
3.7%
Austria
142
142
1.3%
USA
132
132
1.2%
5. Korea
2.8%
Spain
76
19
95
0.9%
Sweden
41
41
0.4%
6. Netherlands
2.6%
Russia
35
35
0.3%
Denmark
32
32
0.3%
7. Germany
1.8%
Australia
8
24
31
0.3%
Canada
19
19
0.2%
8. UK
1.8%
Belgium
11
11
0.1%
2. Non-Paris Club Members
6,165
356
6,521
58.3%
9. Austria
1.3%
China
4,127
356
4,483
40.1%
India
1,683
1,683
15.0%
BUS
10. Saudi Arabia
1.2%
Saudi Arabia
138
138
1.2%
Kuwait
98
98
0.9%
Iran
68
68
0.6%
Hungary
Pakistan
47
3
47
0.4%
3
0.0%
Note: (1) Central Government and Guaranteed SOEs external official bilateral debt (includes ECA-backed debt, includes arrears as at end-June 2022). All amounts may evolve
further to the reconciliation exercise currently undertaken by the Authorities, (2) Indirect exposure includes only ECA-backed debt
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