The three-year Eurobond was launched on January 22 and carries a coupon of 3.25%.
The ministry raised EUR502.5 million at the original auction in January and another EUR918 million in the first two reopening sales in April and July, respectively. The average yield dropped to a record low of 2.75% a year in July.
Apart from the EUR150 million Eurobond, the ministry plans to sell leu-denominated treasuries worth 4.75 billion lei (EUR1.07 billion) in October, up from RON3.82 billion in the previous month.
The ministry has to repay debt worth RON6.1 billion in October.
So far in 2013, Romania sold RON34.36 billion in leu-denominated notes and EUR1.41 billion at three euro-denominated auctions on the local market. The ministry also tapped international markets for $1.5 billion at a US dollar-bond auction in February and raised another EUR1.5 billion at a euro-denominated sale in September. (EUR1=RON4.4511)